Fate in Romeo and Juliet

William · Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" is classified as a beautiful and tragic love story in a dramatic form. Romeo is a passionate and impulsive lover for young Juliet, the home of Capulet, from the home of Montague. Through a series of unfortunate events, their stories ended and both committed suicide by fighting the opponent's starry sky. It results in a question that is responsible for the love of a lover. The reader can blame Romeo's cheating and Juliet's negligence; people can blame small letters like lovers, nurses and monks.

An important issue posed in theater is "destiny". Both Romeo and Juliet believe their lives are determined by fate. Shakespeare expressed the tragic love they spoke in the stars and the ancient indignation between families. This is the main example of destiny that will be part of Romeo and Juliet's life. But for this reason, Romeo and Juliet are concerned about the inevitability of their destiny. But the tragic deaths of Romeo and Juliet depend mainly on three main concepts, fate, opportunity, and choice. There are lots of tragedies that can be included in drama, events that can not be stopped (destiny), coincidence and coincidence (coincidence), and this is the result (selected) by a specific role. Romeo and Juliet are convinced that their love despises fate and brings about a tragedy in fate They strive to remove dreams and hunting that threaten destiny and not to dare to choose new options to resist fate I will.

Many people think Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy of destiny. Fate will tie Romeo and Juliet, or at least their way to their death. Many events of Romeo and Juliet were formed into destiny. If Mercutio is to die really, the entire tragedy may be inevitable. Romeo, who often foresawed fate, said when he tried to stop Tybalts and Mercutios from an argument: "Gentlemen, shame, bear this rage!" Again: Friar John is important to the exiled Romeo We could not pass the information. Among other things, these important events expanded the fate 's role beyond preludes.

The fate of Romeo and Juliet was also seen as a result of the Flare Lawrence plan which ultimately led to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. Romeo did not know what the flyer produced, but it was said to be Juliet 's "death": Romeo said. Even though Balthazar says it is a coincidence that what happened to Romeo, fate has more meaning. For fate, Baltazar went to Romeo and told him that his idea was true. Because Flair John could not tell Romeo, the plan of Flair Lawrence was also destroyed. "I can not send a message (here /) / I have not let Messenger tell you that" Because Friar Lawrence's information was never sent, it caused a big clash. Romeo did not know that Juliet was not dead, so he eventually drank medicine that caused him and Juliet to die.