Romeo and Juliet - Act V Scene iii How does Romeo’s response upon learning of Juliet’s death reinforce the belief in fortune and fate?

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Daniel San · Answer 1 · 2015-01-31T20:16:54+0000

A servant was supposed to tell him that Juliet was really alive, but he decides to kill himself, thinking that his love is dead. His death could have been avoided, but fate is against him.

Romeo and Juliet - Act V Scene iii How does Romeo’s response upon learning of Juliet’s death reinforce the belief in fortune and fate?

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