Romeo and Juliet Fate

Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, but fate stands out more than others. With fate, Shakespeare tackled it with great force. Fate has a major impact beginning in the prologue. The rashness of Romeo and the youth of Juliet tie in to the fate of the both of them. Then fate becomes very controlling over the main characters, mainly Romeo and Juliet. Romeo and Juliet have seen the way that they will parish in the future due to their ongoing relationship. As they see the way the will die they try to change their fate. Nevertheless, society has a major deal in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. society brings in the topics of the marriage at a young age and feuding families. In the Prologue one recessives a lot of examples of fate. The Chorus says in…

Personal choice and fate are both things that lead everyday lives. Both playing an equal role to outcomes in our lives just like in Romeo and Juliet. The play Romeo and Juliet is based on a family fued between the Capulets and Montagues, and two people from either of the family’s falling into forbidden love and end up killing themselves because they can’t be together. Romeo and Juliet are led to their deaths by both fate and personal choice; both play an equal role to the ending of this play.…

In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare demonstrates how human lives can be the puppets of a greater outside force. The play, set in Verona, focuses on the intertwined lives of two star-crossed lovers from enemy families; after meeting at a party, they decide to get married together. After that, their lives take a turn downwards because Romeo is banished from Verona and leaves to Mantua; and Juliet, who is in love with Romeo, is forced by her family to marry Paris, a nobleman. She defies their wishes…

Fate, by definition this means something that is destined to happen. The main theme in Romeo and Juliet is fate because in the opening prologue there is a mention of fate between the two families who are feuding and romeo mentioning that he has a bad feeling about attending the ball. Fate is shown throughout the play Romeo and Juliet. This is shown when Romeo and Juliet meet, before Romeo had said that he had a bad feeling about something that was going to happen the night that they met. Romeo…

Rough draft: Fate and Destiny in Romeo and Juliet “O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?”(Shakespeare IIii 36). This famous line is from none other than one Shakespeare’s plays known as Romeo and Juliet. The play takes place in Verona, Italy where we meet two teenagers from wealthy backgrounds and opposing families. The two youth end up falling in love and marry against their parents and guardians wishes. This makes life hard for the lovers and those involved in the lovers lives as they…

The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet can be held accountable by fate and destiny. A predetermined course with an inevitable outcome is fate, which all individuals must meet. Fate is not the only factor contributing to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet; many characters with unintentional doings can also be blamed for the deaths of these lovers. Furthermore, the enmity and the pressure created by the parents of Romeo and Juliet can also hold much blame for their downfall. Hence, no one factor or character…

“Fate Can Not Be Escaped” Madison Tiemstra Throughout all of time people’s lives have been determined by the inescapable, uncontrollable, fate. In the play Romeo and Juliet by, William Shakespeare, Shakespeare says that significant events that happen in a person 's life do not have an impact on an individual 's ability to determine their own fate. “From forth the fatal loins of these two foes A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their life” (Prologue lines 5 & 6). The prologue says right from…

Despite past choices, fate constantly governs the lover’s ultimate ending. In the Romeo and Juliet prologue, it reads: “a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life” (PRO. 6). Even before the play begins, the audience is aware of the lover’s fate. Romeo and Juliet have not even met and their fate has already been determined. The path they choose to get there is irrelevant. Romeo and Juliet will still end up in the same place. Fate also played a role when the Friar’s letter was unable to reach…

In William Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ it was clear that the theme of love and fate was conquered throughout the play; which then determined the star-crossed lovers’ deaths. Actions shape and define who people are. This is seen in the play although, it is impossible to argue if fate and destiny are something tangible and visible to the eye. However, if it were to exist there would be nothing wrong in saying that it is one’s actions that will then determine fate. While Romeo and Juliet are…

Romeo and Juliet: Did Fate Really Have An Impact? Ashita Tripathi Were the deaths of Romeo and Juliet fate? Or was it because of other actions, like communication, or lack thereof? These questions have been pondered by many, and according to Sara Deats, author of “Isolation, Miscommunication, and Adolescent Suicide In The Play”, their deaths were because of the lack of elucidation, the feelings of isolation, loneliness, anger, guilt, and different opinions between parents and children.…