Romeo And Juliet- Fate

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English

 

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January 7, 2015

 

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Importantly, Shakespeare establishes immediately within the prologue that Romeo and Juliet's plot includes heavy elements of fate. "A pair of star-crossed take their life." (Shakespeare, Act 1 Prologue L.6) Shakespeare refers to Romeo and Juliet as "star-crossed", referring to the belief of predestination (fate) and its connection with the constellations...
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Additionally, the prologue indicates a second time that the plot is influenced by fate; "The fearful passage of their death-marked love." (Act 1 Prologue L.9) The love of Romeo and Juliet is "death-marked", meaning that it is destined to result in death. This evidence suggests that the tragedy occurs as a result of predestination instead of chance, but nonetheless, this is fate...
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