a pair of star crossed lovers take their life. In your opinion is it fate or human intervention and weakness that lead to the tragedy of romeo and juliet?
During the balcony scene, and then after his wedding night he doesn't give any thought to what Juliet's family think. He would rather they find out and his 'life were better ended by their fate'. Better to love and die than die without love; 'than death prorogued, wanting of thy love'. This is ironic as Romeo did die for his love and ended this relationship with Juliet by departing with her through committing suicide out of love. Their engagement interprets a situation happening too quickly. Romeo shows significant queries about the sudden love between them, 'so thrive my soul-'. He shows us that he hopes his soul will survive but in the end, we can see that it doesn't, but dies out along with his love for Juliet. When Friar Laurence offers the couple advice, 'wisely and slow', Romeo takes no notice.