brought together one day by fate alone anyway. The fact that Romeo and Juliet would not have crossed paths presumably would have been better for all. Romeo would not be in conflict with Tybalt for attending the party, therefore Mercutio and Tybalt would still be alive. As well, Romeo and Juliet would not have to struggle with the fact that they are from conflicting families and might live instead of ending up dead. The individuals themselves control fate, in this scenario. Romeo decides his own fate and no one other than himself is responsible for the consequences of his decision.
             Another part in the play where fate being a self-controlled action occurs is at the Capulet mansion. Romeo attends the gathering with hopes to see Rosalind, who
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