Romeo and Juliet is a story (and play) written by William Shakespeare about two young star-crossed lovers whose deaths reconcile their feuding families. The blame for the deaths unquestionably rest with Friar Lawrence (a priest) as he poorly conducted himself through a series of decisions to help find solutions to a doomed relationship. Love at first site in today’s world is considered cliché, however to Romeo and Juliet, it was the real thing. Friar Laurence married the couple secretly, as their families were feuding and didn't want to arouse another dilemma. Gradually, the tragedy has Romeo exiled from his own city, and Juliet is forced to marry another man which she did not want to do and would end for life if she had to. Friar Laurence devises a plan then to reunite the couple but unfortunately it does not go accordingly.