In the story the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, two teenagers fall madly in love with each other and believe that they can live a happy life but their fate is different than their aspirations. Fate cannot be avoided and the story of Romeo and Juliet is an example of this truth. The families of Romeo and Juliet have been feuding for longer than anyone can remember, and many interactions between the two families often end in brutal violence and fatalities. The feud between the two families escalates and causes much of the violence that takes place in Verona; the deaths of Romeo and Juliet are meant to end the feud between their families. Shakespeare displays how fate is real by using the deaths of the two lovers to end the violent feud between
