Answer:
B. Whatever you do, do it moderately.
Explanation:
This is a common theme that we find in all of Friar Lawrence's advice. The main wisdom that Friar Lawrence shows throughout the play is a tendency towards moderation. He suggests that everything the lovers do should be measured. He believes that when things are too intense, they can be destructive, or can turn out to be short-lived. He is also afraid of the fact that young people can sometimes be too eager to act without thinking of the implications of their actions.
