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Evaluate who, or what in your opinion is most responsible for the fates of the two young lovers
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Evaluate who, or what in your opinion is most responsible for the fates of the two young lovers There are many factors that contributed to the deaths of the protagonists and it is definitely a mixture of these, which is responsible. However in my opinion it is fate which played the biggest part in the deaths of the "star-crossed lovers." Romeo himself, plays a major part in the tragic outcome. Throughout the play he makes hasty and impulsive decisions without really thinking them through. After being so "in love" with Rosaline he very quickly decides to marry Juliet. This shows that Romeo is insincere and disloyal. He also makes a hasty decision when he kills Paris. Romeo often lets "fire-eyed fury be my conduct," such as when he rushes straight back to Verona after hearing of Juliet's "death." The personification of fury makes it seem that Romeo is being taken over by...
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