Conclusions made on the basis of unstated or stated evidence are called <span><span>inferences.</span></span>
I should have known it was a bad idea but it didn’t stop me. I took some time to think about it and even though the cons were stacked against the pros, I wanted to adrenaline. Something seriously unnerving was going to happen. The stories, the dares, and what I had hoped to be legends. My odds of survival weren’t in my favor. My time was running out. I still hear whispering behind me. They want me to jump soon. I knew they were just kidding but maybe if I survived I could come out a better person on the other side. “Last thoughts?” I mumbled to myself. Nothing more to do. Maybe I shouldn’t. Oh no their chanting “do it!”. This is it. Jump! I only flew a few feet out before I felt my stomach rise while I dropped. Soon the feel an Excruciating snap go through my feet, ankles all the way to my hips. I’m submerged and try to swim but my left leg feels limp. I clench my teeth and flail my arms and legs. I soon black out. Is this death? Heaven? Or have a returned to hell?
He marries Romeo and Juliet in secret.
He provides Juliet with the potion.
These two actions of Friar Laurence contributed to the catastrophe in Romeo and Juliet. If Romeo and Juliet were never married, Juliet would not have felt trapped and desperate if she hadn't been married to Romeo. Also, if Juliet hadn't appeared to be dead, Romeo would not have taken his own life.
The statements "He convinces Juliet not to marry Paris." and "He reveals to Romeo that Juliet is dead." are incorrect. He never did these things. Friar Laurence did inform the families about the marriage but it wasn't until after the catastrophe.
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