Romeo + Juliet

Fate had some control over Romeo and Juliet’s meeting at the Capulet’s party. An illiterate servant asked Romeo to read the invitation list and then later invited Romeo and his friends. Fate’s power was also evident when Benvolio convinced Romeo to go where he could meet beautiful women but Romeo wanted to prove him that no one was as beautiful as Rosaline. Romeo decides to attend the party just to prove Benvolio is wro

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This ended up with Romeo killing Tybalt. Fate brought Tybalt and Romeo together at the public place. It was Romeo’s choice to kill Paris as Romeo disliked Paris. It was fate that Romeo thought Juliet was dead and ended up waking up to late.

Ultimately choice controlled the tragic suicides and end of Romeo and Juliet and fate played some part. The death and exile resulting this fighting were not solely caused by fate some were made by choice. Romeo loves Juliet so much that he is willing to risk his life just to see her in her courtyard. Fate played a part when Romeo didn’t received Frair’s message and Romeo thought Juliet was dead but she wasn’t. Fate’s was also evident when Romeo arrived at the church and Paris was already there.

Romeo and Juliet’s tragic romance ended up to be their own choice but other times fate played a part. Fate played some part in the tragic suicide but it was also Romeo and Juliet’s choice to kill themselves. Fate brought Romeo and Tybalt to meet in the streets. It was fate that Juliet woke up to late.

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