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To what extent were Romeo and Juliet victims of circumstance or authors of their own downfall?

In this essay I will discuss who was to blame for Romeo's and Juliet's

downfall or whether it was fate that led to their deaths.

I will first of all talk about how each character contributed to their deaths in this order: Romeo and

Juliet themselves, Lord and Lady Capulet and Montague, Mercutio and Tybalt, the Prince and the Friar.

Then I will talk about how fate contributed and how it was determined to happen.

Romeo and Juliet rushed into marriage too quickly. Juliet was engaged to Paris when they met but this did not stop her because she lived a dreary life and wanted some adventure.

Romeo was in 'love' with Roseline when they first met and immediately forgot about her and fell in love with Juliet:

"In sadness cousin, I do love a .... Woman."

"Then move not while my prayers effect I take,

Thus from my lips by thine sin is urged"

One of the biggest mistakes that Romeo made was probably the one where he slained Tybalt because the prince then banished Romeo:

"And for that offence...those that kill"

Romeo and Juliet spent their wedding night together and talk of running away. This is another mistake.

The next morning Romeo flees to Mantua. Juliet is told that she has to marry Paris. But she refuses bec


Juliet themselves, Lord and Lady Capulet and Montague, Mercutio and Tybalt, the Prince and the Friar.

I believe that fate played a very little part in the deaths of Romeo and Juliet, if any at all, because everyone had something to do with their deaths. Themselves because they acted to quickly. The nurse because without her nothing would have happened. The Friar because without him nothing would have happened. The Lords and The Ladys because they should have stopped the feuding which led to Romeo's banishment. And the Prince because he should have also stopped the feuding which Mercutio and Tybalt should have taken more seriously.



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