Question

why isnt romeo worried about future misfortunes *
misfortunes are easily prevented by taking precautions.
he knows that juliet will protect him from misfortune.
he has already defeated all of his enemies.
no misfortune can be as great as his happiness.

what advice does friar lawrence give romeo before the wedding *
do not love too intensely
do not betray juliet
do not forget to honor god
do not confuse lust with love

Explanation:

For the first question: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is overwhelmed by his newfound love for Juliet, believing his current happiness is so profound that no future misfortune could outweigh it.
For the second question: Friar Lawrence warns Romeo to love moderately, advising him against loving too intensely, as he fears reckless, extreme passion will lead to disaster.

Answer:

1. No misfortune can be as great as his happiness.
2. Do not love too intensely