The answer is in your question :) The Friar gave Juliet the sleeping potion, but Romeo thought she was dead! This leads to Romeo killing himself to "be with Juliet," and Juliet then doing the same to be with Romeo.
True, i believe, hope this helps!
Answer:
Oedipus is motivated by too much pride or hubris. He sees himself as a glorified man because the people in the town considers him a hero and a successor to the throne. His hubris contributes to the plot in a such a way that a conflict arises between him and Teiresias when he is confronted of accusations of killing Laius.
Explanation:
The repetition of consonant sounds
