How does Juliet's relationship with Friar Lawrence change?Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Romeo
and Juliet vist Friar Lawrence, and later when Romeo is not around, she visits the friar alone.
Juliet is in love with Romeo, their families are involved in a blood feud (and so, would not
approve), and her father is forcing her to marry Paris, who she does not love.) (Besides, Juliet
has already married Romeo. Even had she not, Paris is a bossy, overbearing href="http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/prig">prig when dealing with
her).

Friar Lawrence becomes not only her confidante and friend, but
he performs her marriage to Romeo, and after Romeo is banished, Friar Lawrence comes up with a
plan to help the young couple elude the social and familial restrictions placed upon them so that
they may escape Verona and live "happily ever after."

The only
change that occurs between Friar Lawrence and Juliet is at the end of the play. After Romeo has
killed himself, believing Juliet is dead, Friar Lawrence arrives at the tomb wherein Juliet lies
to be there when she awakes. He is too late to save Romeo, but tries to draw Juliet away,
especially because the battle between Paris and Romeo has raised an alarm and the authorities are
on their way.

The Friar's words of "escape" mean nothing to the
young wife as they speak of living on without Romeo. Friar Lawrence
says:

Come, come
away...Come, I'll dispose of thee

Among a sisterhood of holy nuns
(V, iii, 154-157)

Juliet, however,
separates herself from Friar Lawrence, refusing to go with him. He flees, knowing that he is
complicit in the "fraud" that has been carried out where Paris and the noble families of Capulet
and Montague are concerned. Juliet remains behind; now that Romeo is dead, she has no reason to
live.

Living in a convent, living without Romeo at all, is a life
Juliet cannot face: as she now perceives the world around her, there is no life for her in just
living. This is why she decides to remain Romeo's side. She chooses to leave the world wherein
Romeo no longer lives, and stabs herself with her sweetheart's dagger.