Whose To Blame For The Tragedy Of Romeo and Juliet

Who’s To Blame For the Death Of Romeo and Juliet?

Verona was a society without leadership and little structure, and because of this fault, the city of Verona caused two young souls to go to extreme measures to be with each other. The lack of leadership and structure in Verona caused the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. In Verona, the prince was a part of Romeo and Juliet’s tragedy. The feuding families were not good examples for the two kids, which cause for their deaths. And the way the kids follow and look up to their elders all contributed to putting a “plague on both houses.”
In Verona, Italy, the prince didn’t exercise strict authority, which led to allowing young toughs to roam the streets with commotion. From the start the prince did nothing about the tension between the Capulet and the Montague houses. The two houses seemed to constantly brawl on the street, but once they were over, all the prince would do is give a warning. He never enforced laws or authority on t...