Professor Pietro Baglioni played a significant role in ending Beatrice's life. Baglioni watched Guasconti Giovanni closely, observing the dangers that threatened him. Baglioni recognizes the dangers of Beatrice and her father's horrible experiments. "Thou hast fallen into fearful hands!" (Hawthorne 649). Professor Baglioni worried for Giovanni and he knew what had to be done

in order to save him. At first, the best plan was to persuade Giovanni to leave the house immediately. However, that plan would fail because Giovanni had already fallen too deeply. Baglioni knew of only one other way. He intended to cure Beatrice and Giovanni of the poison from Rappaccini's experiments. Baglioni offered Giovanni an antidote that would treat the toxin. Not knowing that the antidote was fatal, Giovanni gave it to Beatrice. A sip from the tiny bottle and she passed away. "So the powerful antidote was death" (Hawthorne 659). Professor Baglioni used Giovanni to cure Beatrice, which was to kill her, and spoil Dr. Rappaccini's experiment.

Dr. Rappaccini served a crucial role in the death of his daughter as well. He had sealed her doom from when he first b

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