The Friar is of high rank because he is a priest and a priest at that time period was considered to be the highest of all. He is also highly ranked because he was intellectual and could communicate well with others. The Friar is originally good because he tries to marry Romeo and Juliet to unite the two households but it does not work out. He also is originally good because at first he does not think they should rush into things, but he thinks of uniting the households and goes along with the wedding. Here

Being contradictory to his own words reveals the Friar's flaws, by first saying that he would not marry Romeo and Juliet and then doing it to unite the families. He is also impatient in marrying them too early. He also should have taken his own advice when he says, "Revolts from true birth, stumbling on abuse. Virtue itself turns vice, being misapplied And vice sometimes by action dignified."(II iii 20-23). He realizes his error too late because after the deaths of Romeo and Juliet, he realizes that he never should have married them in the first place and it was wrong to do it without the consent of the parents. The Friar is isolated from the rest of the people of Verona because he must keep the secret of the marriage otherwise he could be punished severely. He must not speak of this to anyone except Romeo who is banished, the Nurse who was no longer trusted by Juliet so she was not in there with them anymore and Juliet was unconscious in her family vault.

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