In Act 2, Scene 3, Friar Lawrence says that even a good thing can be twisted or abused into a poisonous thing. In 3–5 sentences, describe how this principle relates to Romeo and Juliet's romance. (Remember, the Chorus already told us how their love story ends.) Provide examples from the text in your response.

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Explanation:

Friar implies that those who rush stumble and fall. It's foreshadowing that Romeo and Juliet's relationship won't last. Friar saying that even a good thing can be twisted or abused into a poisonous thing, is related to Romeo and Juliet's story because, as of now they are in love and believe they have something beautiful, but knowing that their families are enemies, it's obvious that their love can become a poisonous thing.

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