In Act III, Scene 3 of "Romeo and Juliet," Friar Laurence views Romeo as sympathetic and in need of grace. He understands the despair and turmoil that Romeo is experiencing after being banished and recognizes the depth of his emotions. The Friar attempts to provide counsel and support, guiding Romeo towards taking a more hopeful perspective on his situation.
Throughout Act III, Scene 3, Friar Lawrence views Romeo as...
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a murderer on the run.
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sympathetic and in need of grace.
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a loving son in need of forgiveness.
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ungrateful and overly emotional.
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