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What does Friar Lawrence want from the union of Romeo and Juliet?
O A. An end to Romeo's impulsiveness
B. Peace between the two families
C. More power for himself
D. Increased violence in Verona

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B. Peace between the two families

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Question -

What does Friar Lawrence want from the union of Romeo and Juliet?

A. An end to Romeo's impulsiveness

B. Peace between the two families

C. More power for himself

D. Increased violence in Verona

Direct Answer -

Option B. Peace between the two families is correct.

Reason -

As per the story of Romeo & Juliet, there were two families namely, Montagues and Catapulets. They used to fight most of the time against each other on the issue of properties and previous family matters clashes. The descendents of Montagues' Romeo and Catapulets' Juliet started loving each other.

So they went to Friar Lawrence for their marriage. Friar Lawrence thought that if they marry, then the violent chaos between Montague and Catapulets might and and peace will be regained.

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