The Inevitability Of Fate In Romeo And Juliet

Many believe fate to be true, something that outlines your future and end. People may be Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, and so on, but they may still believe in fate. Fate is not really a belief but a story, a story of a person’s life and how their life affected others’. The inevitability of fate is different, because it is a belief that says you can not change your life, life is no longer a story to be written but a written story. Inevitability of fate is seen many times throughout the site of Romeo and Juliet; however, one can not tell if the outcomes are consequences of actions or truly the inevitability of fate. The first and most obvious evidence of the inevitability of fate is in the prologue starting on line 5, “From forth the fatal loins