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Romeo & Juliet (Main Themes (Fate (Prolouge (Quotes ("Death…

- - - - Quotes
        
        "Death-mark'd love"
        
        Fated to die
        
        "Ancient grudge"
        
        Fated to fall victims to their parents' feud
        
        "Star-cross'd lovers"
        
        Fated to love
      - The prologue suggests that Romeo and Juliet have very little control over their own life and they will have to succumb to their destiny.
    - - Through out the play, both R & J get feelings of their death as foreshadows
      - Quotes
        
        Act 1:4 when Romeo is going to the party "I fear too early, for my mind misgives // Some consequences yet hanging in the stars"
        
        Act 1:5 "My grave is like to be my wedding bed"
        
        Act 3 "A plague o'both your houses"
  - - - In Act 1, Shakespeare explores the idea of unrequited love and the effects it has through Romeo and Rosaline
    - - Quotes
        
        Act 2 "These violent delights have violent ends"