Romeo and Juliet's Responsibility for Their Own Fate

Responsibility for Romeo and Juliet's own destiny During the Elizabethan era, scripts of Romeo and Juliet were written and people believed that planets and planets are about the same as their gods. They believe that the stars and how they are positioned have something different. For example, if they see the comet of Halley it means a disaster, but if they see a meteor it is considered to be very lucky. In the play, Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare ordered to point fate from the beginning.

The combination of hypothesis and destiny determines the fate of Romeo and Juliet, which leads to their own death, but the hypothesis and fate are the real causes of marital death. Romeo Montagu and Juliet capsule are not decisions of fate at all, and the hypothesis and the power of fate are the responsibility of the end of the lover Romeo and Juriet that really studded the star.

Romeo and Juliet are responsible for their death. Romeo and Juliet argue that they are responsible for their tragic death and they condemn themselves, Romeo and Juliet are mere children who have not yet developed. In the play, the emotions of Romeo and Juliet took over, their ideas were released from the surrounding other environments, they became obsessed with love, and they did not notice that what they did was wrong. Apart from being together, Romeo and Juliet do not care about anything. They choose their own lives, but this is because they can not live without each other. Romeo thought of Rosalin first, without first thinking what he was doing, then moved to Juliette, but on the day he got married, they did not think what he was doing, leading to undeniable death It was. (2nd scene 2, line 90): Juliet quickly said that Romeo got married, "Do you love me, I know you say '唉' I will accept your words.

Juliette predicted Romeo would die. "People like you who died at the bottom of the grave, now you look very low." This is strange. This is why Romeo died at the bottom of the grave. Romeo also predicted his death, but Juliet did the same. "I dreamed that my woman came to me to die" This is ironic. Romeo did not want this to happen, so he cursed the fate of his behavior. "You then? I despise your star!" If you despise fate, in the Elizabeth era, fate will punish you.