Friar Laurence is also an adult figure that Juliet can go to for help and looks up to as a mentor. At the end of the play when Juliet sees Romeo is dead on the floor, Friar tries to get her to leave but she refuses to move, so he just leaves the tomb without her. It is irresponsible of him to leave her alone, and that leads to Juliet killing herself due to grief. Friar might have caused a lot of bad things to happen because he doesn't always think through his plans thoroughly, but he is also was very supportive of Romeo and Juliet as lovers. For example when Romeo is banished from Verona, Friar Laurence devises a plan for them to be together in Mantua and flee from their families who constantly try to control their lives. When Juliet comes into his cell crying because she doesn't know what to do, Friars simply says, “ Hold, daughter. I do spy a kind of hope, which craves as desperate an exaction as that is desperate which we would prevent.” (IV.ii.68-70). Juliet becomes so thankful because she is finally going to live happily ever after. This is an example that well represents the personality, cleverness and generosity Friar has for all. Friar is always willing to help people and always has ideas even if they don’t work out. The fact that he always tries to be helpful shows that he