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Essay / Fate in Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare produce as they do, or simply an often unfavorable result, condition or ending. In the book Romeo and Juliet, Fate is one of the main characters. In the book, fate always causes trouble. Ultimately, fate even causes the death of Romeo and Juliet. Without fate, this book would not be as classic as it is. An example of fate in Romeo and Juliet is the fight between the servants in the first act. Two of Capulet's servants, Sampson and Gregory, were waiting outside for two of Montague's servants to pass by. Later, when Balthasar and Aram pass by, Sampson starts biting his thumb, which was a very rude gesture. Sampson said "No, sir, I don't bite your thumb, sir, but I bite my thumb, sir" (I I). Offended by the rude gesture, Abram says something to Sampson and they start a fight. At the time, the law prohibited fighting. As the fight reaches its climax, Romeo's cousin Benvolio sees the fight. Benvolio tr...
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