Dear Friar Laurence,

Your role in a love story that would end up touching the hearts of many in the world is small but very important. Although you might not believe that such a young aged romeo can actually be in love, not to say they have only known each other for a day. With many doubts set upon the star crossed lovers, I think it is your responsibility to trust Romeo in his quest for love and marry him and Juliet. I think a piece of advice I could give you would to sit down with young romeo and tell him that love is beautiful but tragic and can be fragile. And when the mind is younger the amount of maturity could be lower and that relationships are based around trust and he should remember that. I think Romeo can see you as a father figure and your advice could be vital in his important decisions. If you really hold trust in Romeo that he loves Juliet and it is the right decision for Romeo than I think you should go through with it.

From Roan Cassidy