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It's her fault for not sticking with Romeo, and her fault for the death of Romeo and Juliet, but she didn't do it purposefully.
I originally thought that it was the friar's fault, but this all does connect. I do realize now that it could be Rosaline's fault, but it wasn't purposefully done by Rosaline. But yes, it does seem as if it was her fault. If she actually did fall in love with Romeo and gave lots of love back to him, Romeo wouldn't have killed himself and Juliet wouldn't have to come to a death.
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Mar 01, 2018 02:27PM
It's her fault for not sticking with Romeo, and her fault for the death of Romeo and Juliet, but she didn't do it purposefully.
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I originally thought that it was the friar's fault, but this all does connect. I do realize now that it could be Rosaline's fault, but it wasn't purposefully done by Rosaline. But yes, it does seem as if it was her fault. If she actually did fall in love with Romeo and gave lots of love back to him, Romeo wouldn't have killed himself and Juliet wouldn't have to come to a death.
