"Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare has many themes within the book. The main one being the Inevitability of Destiny. When the Chorus starts describing Romeo and Juliet as "star-crossed lovers". That automatically shows that fate has the power over their relationship. You can attribute their fate to them meeting and fall in love. Fate led Juliet was the daughter of Romeo's family’s enemy. Yet love was able to grow despite the feud between the two families. However the most important instance of where fate takes place in the play happens when Romeo misses Balthazar, where he carries on the news of Friar Laurence's arrangement and Juliet's “faked death”, just to arrive and kill himself in a harsh spot of destiny since he supposes Juliet …show more content…
The link between deaths, viciousness, and hate, which seem evident. In any case, the association amongst love and viciousness requires closer examination. Love, in “Romeo and Juliet” is blinding; it can overpower a man as intensely and wholly as hatefulness can. The energetic love amongst “Romeo and Juliet” is connected from the beginning with death. Tybalt notices that Romeo has crashed the party and decides to murder Romeo likewise Romeo noticed that Juliet and began to adore her. From there on, adoration seems to drive the partner’s closer to love and savagery, not more remote from it. Romeo and Juliet are tortured with thoughts of suicide, and the will to experience it. In Act 3, scene 3, “Romeo waves a blade in Friar Lawrence's cell and debilitates to execute himself after he has been expelled from Verona and his adoration. Juliet additionally pulls a blade with a specific end goal to take her own life in Friar Lawrence's nearness only three scenes later. After Capulet chooses that Juliet will wed Paris, Juliet says, "If all else fail, myself have power to die”” (Romeo and Juliet). “”Each picture that another looks dead the morning after their to start with, and just, sexual experience “Methinks I see thee,” Juliet says, “. . . as one dead in the bottom of a tomb”” (Romeo and …show more content…
Their sad choices are the most raised, most intense statement of affection that they made throughout the book. The only way for them to save their love was through suicide. In the book, it stated, “their affection is profound to the point that they will end their lives with all due respect” (Romeo and Juliet). Throughout the play, love rises as a disrespectful thing. In this case, “Romeo and Juliet” affectionate encounters show up so flawlessly that few would need, or be capable, to oppose its powerfulness. Romeo and We can find the theme of the forcefulness of love. Love being the most forceful and dominant theme within the play. The reader could imagine the passion that Juliet and Romeo have a first sight. Their love has been defined as overpowering, violent, and exciting. Throughout the play, the couple has to against their social world. In the book it says “Deny thy father and refuse thy name,” Juliet asked, or if thou will not, be but sworn my love. And I’ll no longer be Capulet” (Romeo and Juliet). Love is the most the important theme is the play. Shakespeare shows the strong nature of love. In the play, these are no other love as strong as Romeo and Juliet. We are even able to see Juliet’s transition to a woman to her teenage girl mindset. Shakespeare teaches the power of passionate love,