Fate In Romeo And Juliet

Has there ever been predetermined destiny? Yes, there has and it was in Romeo and Juliet. They had predetermined destiny because they figured that they were made for each other but they were only approximately fourteen and sixteen. This could also be called fate because they also believed that it was called fate. That they were meant to be together but that is a little hard to believe considering they were so young.

Romeo and Juliet were already destiny before they even met. You can tell this because there is a lot of foreshadowing. When they were talking about the party at the beginning of the novel. There was foreshadowing when the boys were out walking and they run into the clown who could not read. There was foreshadowing there

because it had said that he could not read in the earlier part of the novel. Later in the novel is when it hit though. Later in the novel, after Romeo and Juliet got married they foreshadow their own deaths. Their love was foreshadowed from the beginning because they were of opposite houses and their families despised each other. Since the families did not like each other there would probably be love between the two families. Romeo and Juliet were just that they were forbidden, destined love. This is predetermined destiny at its finest. The foreshadowing at the beginning leads to the love of two families. The foreshadowing in the middle leads two the two lovers meeting. Finally, the foreshadowing at the end leads to the lover's deaths. They were considered predetermined destiny.
Destiny was already chosen for them. Their destiny was chosen by a higher power. At the time whatever they believed in was their higher power. Their higher power determined them meeting, getting married, Romeo leaving, and dying. There is predetermined destiny in Romeo and Juliet. The predetermined destiny predicted and planned everything that happened to Romeo and Juliet and the people in the story.
Overall, Romeo and Juliet were predetermined destiny. They were also forbidden love which probably made them attract to each other. Then the feud between two families. The foreshadowing helped lead to the predetermined destiny to the love of two families, to meeting each other, to marriage, then finally to death. Romeo and will love each other forever.