https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7 en-us 2020-03-18 23:43:59 UTC 2020-05-13 18:07:05 UTC hello@padlet.com sabu_alsamen https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/465557259 Do you think that Friar Lawrence's plan is a good one? If so, why? If not, what would've been a better plan? Use a direct quote from Act 4, scenes 3-5 to support your answer.]]> 2020-03-18 23:46:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/465557259 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466411128 I think that his plan for Juliet was a good plan. He told her what to do in act 4 scene 1. He didn’t want her to marry someone she didn’t want to so he told her to end it while she was still happy with Romeo. That is why she poisoned herself with the drink. Friar said, “ going to heaven was her most sought promotion.” This tells us that Juliet will be happy up there and she can still be with Romeo. This wasn’t meant to trick Romeo into thinking Juliet had actually died.]]> 2020-03-19 14:49:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466411128 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466512828 I don’t believe Friar Lawrence’s plan was a good one because of the risks involved. I know that Juliet said she would rather die than marry Paris but I believe that his plan was too risky for Juliet’s life. Drinking poison can be very bad and even Juliet was unsteady on drinking it. “What if this mixture does not work at all” I believe there could have been a better way for Romeo and Juliet to be together in secret. Something like Juliet running away to Mantua with Romeo.]]> 2020-03-19 15:41:15 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466512828 dfagan23 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466608302 I think that friar Lawrence had the right idea in trying to make sure Romeo and Juliet stay together but I feel his plan was a bit to extreme. His plan to end Juliets life risks not only her life but the people around her. I’m assuming if the capulets found Juliet dead assuming the Montague's we’re to blame seems reasonable all because they are already in a fight so the feud would inevitably continue even though we know the montauges have nothing to do with this and in fact its only Juliets love for Romeo and his love for her than makes them feel they cant live without each other. “Ay those attires are best but gentle nurse, i pray thee leave me to myself tonight. For i have need of many orisons. To move the heavens to smile upon my state. Which, well thou knowest is cross and full of sin” (IV. III. 1-5) ]]> 2020-03-19 16:29:51 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466608302 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466612755 I think that it was a good idea. He had the right idea in keeping Romeo and Juliet together but his methods were harsh and I believe he could have achieved his goal in a more controlled way. “Heaven and yourself had part in this fair maid, now heaven hath all, and all the better is it for the maid: your part in her you could not keep from death, but heaven keeps his part in eternal life.]]> 2020-03-19 16:32:19 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466612755 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466662483 I think that Friar Lawrence’s plan was a good one. He wanted to get Juliet back with Romeo because he saw how upset she was about Romeo killing her cousin and getting banished. So he came up with that brilliant plan of his , to have Juliet fake her death and go be with Romeo. “She’s dead, deceased, she’s dead. Alack the day!” said the Nurse. This quote shows that the people really thought she was dead, so Friar Lawrence’s plan was actually good and it worked.]]> 2020-03-19 16:59:41 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466662483 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466665552 I think that Friar Lawrence’s plan was not the brightest idea. I could guess that in that time they probably wouldn’t have thought about something that would have been less harsh. He was in the right state of mind of helping out Juliet because she didn’t want to be with Paris, but Romeo. This plan does put Romeo at risk as well because there is a possibility that in the end he wouldn’t have been with Juliet in time when she wakes up and gets the wrong idea. “Will I die of suffocation before Romeo comes?” Friar Lawrence could have covered for Romeo and Juliet with an excuse of something like they had moved out of Verona and went to another country. When in reality, they could be on their own somewhere else starting a new life. ]]> 2020-03-19 17:01:27 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466665552 azalduendo23 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466687575 I believe that Friar Lawrence’s plan was intense/ extreme. However, Juliet was determined to not marry Paris. Juliet said she would do anything to not marry him. Friar Lawrence was looking out for Juliet and thought of a plan to get her out of the wedding, but his plan could have easily back fired and Juliet could’ve ended up dead. In Act 4 Scene 3, Juliet was even cornered for herself “What if it be a poison which Friar subtly hath ministered to have me dead.” Juliet was worried for her own safety but she took the potion anyway. They could’ve made up a less extreme plan and said that Juliet went missing or Juliet went away and will not be returning to Verona. ]]> 2020-03-19 17:13:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466687575 jsurendran23 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466692253 I think that friar Lawrence’s plan was good because it kind of worked. He thought well she said she would rather die than marry Paris and got a great idea. He really wants Juliet and Romeo to be together to maybe end the family fued. It does work in the end, in line 23 on page 161, the nurse says “ She’s dead, deceased, she’s dead, Alack the day.” This shows that the people thought she was actually dead ]]> 2020-03-19 17:16:09 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466692253 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466803522 I think friar Lawrence’s plan was good because he wanted Juliet and Romeo to be back together so bad. He cared for them and believed in them because nobody else would. Even though it didn’t end well he had the right intention and idea for Romeo and Juliet. “What if it be a poison, which the friar
It wouldn’t change what he did because I would of did the same thing even though it didn’t  end well for Romeo and Juliet 
“Subtly hath minister'd to have me dead,” this quote explains that  Juliet was planning on faking her death so she could get out of her marriage to Paris and it worked.(page 242) in the online book 



]]> 2020-03-19 18:20:59 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466803522 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466912804 I feel friar Lawrence intentions where good by keeping Romeo and Juliet together. Both these characters wanted love and Friar Lawrence didn’t want Juliet to fake her love so he improvised in a extreme way, To be honest that’s what Romeo and Juliet’s love was crazy having to dodge families, killings, it was all unexpected like this event. I believed they could have improvised but I feel her taking this potion really showed how deeply her love was from Romeo. Juliet was basically willing to do anything for Romeo, She was willing to deal with the risk of having a new life.]]> 2020-03-19 19:40:32 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/466912804 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/468654789 I liked Friar Lawrence’s plan even though yes it was a bit risky but Juliet was determined not to marry Paris and to marry Romeo. Friar Lawrence wanted real love and that was Romeo and Juliet, not Paris and Juliet so he came with the plan. It didn’t as expected but it was still a good idea. “Subtly hath ministered to have me dead, lest in this he should be disonoured?”]]> 2020-03-21 02:53:39 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/468654789 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/471430485 I think Friar Lawrence’s plan was a good one, although it was intense, and risky. Even though it wasn’t the easiest, most fool proof plan it seemed like it would work. It was a good plan because it kept Romeo and Juliet together and Friar Lawrence cares about their love for each other. “I wake before Romeo come to redeem me? That’s a fearful point. (IV.iii.31-32). This quote demonstrates the risk involved.]]> 2020-03-23 17:54:07 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/471430485 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/483402320 I think the plan was smart and well thought out. It gave benefits to many, and most importantly let Romeo and Juliet stay together. I truly did not expect this idea but realizing he did care about them so much]]> 2020-03-31 01:01:42 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/483402320 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/484582978
I completely agree with friar Laurence. Except he had good intentions but was not
Able to complete them all safely. It cost romeo and Juliets life for the plan which 
Was the exact opposite of what they were trying to do. In the end they technically 
Still ended up together in the end. But it cost both of their lives in the end, friar Laurence only wanted 
The best for them.]]> 2020-03-31 14:37:43 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/484582978 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/485241112 I think it was a good plan because although he had pretty bad methods, it still kept them together. The good thing were that it gave benefits to them and it let them stay together. Overall I think it was a good plan and worked and that friar Lawrence actually cares for them.]]> 2020-03-31 19:08:39 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/485241112 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/487106703 I thought the plan was good in some areas and bad in others. I thought Friar Laurence could have thought the plan out a little more. It was risky but the intent was to do good. The plan was good because it was done with the intent to keep Romeo and Juliet together. It wasn’t good because he took risks and had bad methods. They could have gotten rid of the potion and just talked to their parents and avoided all the bad parts to this plan. This plan also showed that they were willing to do anything to stay together.  ]]> 2020-04-01 16:15:06 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/487106703 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/490063938 I think that Friar Lawrences plan was a good one because it actually did sort of work. He had the right intentions of helping Juliet out of the marriage with Paris and to get Romeo and Juliet together, and his potion did work. Sure it may have been a bit much, and there were quite a bit of risks involved, but Juliet herself did state that she would rather die than marry Paris. So I think that it was worth the risk to get her out of the marriage. Everyone believed that she was dead too, so Friar Lawrence’s potion and plan was a success. This is backed up on pg 161 line 26 by Capulet saying “Her blood is settled, and her joints are stiff: Life and these lips have long been separated; Death lies upon her like an untimely frost”. This proves that they thought that she had really died.]]> 2020-04-02 23:19:03 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/490063938 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/491526066
I think Friar Lawrences plan was was a risky move but it was for the best. He always head the intent to get Romeo and Juliet back together. I appreciated his will to help them but i thinks he could have maybe used a bit of a different direction on doing things. In the end though his plan was very important and was a huge impact to the story.]]> 2020-04-03 16:34:27 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/491526066 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/495435435 Benjamin Parrott

I think that Friar Lawrence’s plan was an amazing one for many reasons. One, it was just about the only way things would have been able to work out, but the timing was just a little off. If it had gone exactly how he planned it to, it would have been perfect and Romeo and Juliet would have been able to live with each other and there would not be the same struggle of trying to see each other and not being able to. Two, the fact that he had a way to make it seem as if she was dead so nobody could find out besides Romeo was perfect. Juliet thought she would be waking up and be able to run away with him: “Romeo, Romeo, Romeo, here’s drink. I drink to thee” (4.3.) But again, the timing was just a little off, and it cost both their lives. ]]> 2020-04-06 17:58:57 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/495435435 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/518232789 His plan was extremely risky and unexpected, it could have killed Juliet and was not safe at all. But she was so devoted to marrying Romeo instead of Paris that she was willing to risk her life. He hated the idea that they were going to be forced into marriage. So he came up with the risky yet dangerous plan; he wanted true not forced love. “Subtly hath ministered to have me dead, lest in this he should be disonoured.”]]> 2020-04-20 17:32:25 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/518232789 https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/570856639 I think what he had intentions to do was good but overall how he handled it was not a good way. He used rough and unfair methods to keep them together. Romeo and Juliet could have had the situation been better if he had not used such forceful actions ]]> 2020-05-13 18:07:05 UTC https://padlet.com/sabu_alsamen/doj6d0th4nq7/wish/570856639