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Romeo and Julietreread friar laurence's speech in scene 3 lines 223-269 what various and possibly conflicting motivation does he have for making these remarks

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Right before his longer speech, the Friar says "Myself condemned and myself excused." He is telling everyone the whole story of  how it all happened, but his motivation is a bit conflicted. He knows that telling them everything will possibly get him into trouble, as he did all of  it without anyone's permission, but also he thinks that being honest will free him from any punishment. 
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Right before his longer speech, the Friar says "Myself condemned and myself excused." He is telling everyone the whole story of  how it all happened, but his motivation is a bit conflicted. He knows that telling them everything will possibly get him into trouble, as he did all of  it without anyone's permission, but also he thinks that being honest will free him from any punishment. 
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