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Show how the relationship between Juliet and the Nurse compares to that of Romeo and Friar Lawrence.
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Show how the relationship between Juliet and the Nurse compares to that of Romeo and Friar Lawrence Probably Shakespeare's most well known play - Romeo and Juliet is a story about 'star-crossed'- lovers who share a deep love that only fate can bring a halt to. The two lovers were the children of feuding families who had had been great adversaries for countless years due to a 'brawl' that was 'bred of an airy word' by the heads of the Montague and Capulet families. Romeo was born into the Montague household and Juliet as a Capulet, both possessing high, noble status which would come naturally for being a member of any of these two families. Having such high reputations, it would not be deemed sociable for the parents to look after and bring up their children and this is why the responsibility was passed on for other people to do. Romeo...
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