Fate theme
- Created by: ridleythomas27
- Created on: 13-04-18 12:00
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- Fate
- Prologue
- We know from the start that they are fated to die.
- "a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life"
- Alternative meaning: their lives begin
- "a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life"
- We know from the start that they are fated to die.
- Romeo dreams and it fills him with dread
- Act 1, Scene 4
- Dramatic irony when the pair get married
- "love-devouring death"
- The audience know that they're meant to die
- Romeo thinks he is a victim of fate
- "Oh I am fortune's fool!"
- Reminds the audienced that the pair have been doomed from the start
- Thinks that fate is against him
- "Oh I defy you, stars!"
- It is his decision to return to Verona that leads his and Juliet's death
- Friar Lawrence couldn't control this
- Fate is more powerful than religion
- Lovers were doomed to be unlucky
- "a greater power than we can contradict"
- greater power could be God
- tragedy was unavoidable
- greater power could be God
- Price blames the family feud for their losses
- "heaven find means to kill your joys"
- heaven is fate and is punishing the damilies
- "heaven find means to kill your joys"
- Prologue
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