Romeo and Juliet is arguably the most famous play of all time. All people read Romeo and Juliet at one time in another during their lifetimes, but to this day people still argue if Romeo and Juliet's deaths were a result of fate or pretending. Through the play there are examples of both fate and pretending. Many characters explicitly talk to fate, while others often deceive others leaving death in their wake. Although there are examples of both fate and pretending the examples of fate have more weight than the examples of pretending. The foreshadowing in the prologue clearly show that Romeo and Juliet's death is the result of fate. The foreshadowing in the prologue of Romeo and Juliet clearly demonstrates that Romeo and Juliet's deaths
