Romeo and Juliet 2.3 Performance: Friar Laurence, Lines 65-80

The transcript explores the theme of love and emotional turmoil through the character of Rosaline. It reflects on the superficial nature of young men's love, which is often based on appearances rather than true feelings. The speaker laments the wasted emotional efforts and tears shed for Rosaline, highlighting the transient nature of such affections. The narrative concludes with a reflection on past emotions and a change in feelings, suggesting that women may falter when men lack strength.

What does the speaker mean by 'these woes were all for Rosaline'?

What conclusion can be drawn from the statement 'Then women may fall when there's no strength in men'?