Fate or Free Will

In the tragedy of Shakespeare, as mentioned in the preface of Romeo and Juliet, the hero will eventually die. Since Romeo and Juliet are tragedy, Romeo and Juliet eventually die. Several events must lead to their death, and some people cause these events to happen. Families who started this intense fight did something to bring about the death of "lovers studded with stars" to all other events (Prologue, 6). Capulets and Montagues will be most responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet because their ancestors do not start fighting and they do not keep fighting, nothing horrible happens.

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Fate and freedom will be an important factor leading to the death of Romeo and Juliet in this report, I play fulfillment and tragedy, an important factor that leads to the destiny and free will, certainly the death of young Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare I will try to discuss the reasons why I think. - Destiny 's victory in Macbeth' s Shakespeare is the death of Macbeth. This seems to be the case when Macbeth is completely bowed to the witch's bad advice. I will clarify the concept of fate in this theater. Blanche Coles pointed to the position of destiny in the life of Macbeth in Shakespeare's "Four Giants". He concluded that he hurt his thoughts on his descendants. Banquo killed an elegant Duncan for them; he gave his immortal soul (eternal jewel) to poison his inner peace and devil - a common enemy of mankind -