Freewill In Romeo And Juliet

The choices we decide to make build our path in life. If we make the right choices, then your life will be the life you want to live. I believe that we were all destined with some kind of purpose. However, the choices we make will determine whether we fulfill that purpose or not. Thus, our choices will ultimately decide our fate. Through the years, we have been taught about choices and their impact on our actions. We have free will in the sense that we can either go on one road or the other. We decide what we do on a daily basis, moment by moment, and we decide what path we want to go on. In the novel, Fahrenheit 451, Guy Montag was a fireman who had his life entirely changed when he met a 17 year old girl named Clarisse, and an old woman who

Destiny the hidden power believed to control what will happen in the future. In some lives people allow fate to control their outcome in life. Seeking our wyrd can make us change it, if it's not the result we intended. In various cases fate dictates our lives.

In conclusion, fate does control ones’ life. In Homers book of the Odyssey it shows clearly that fate draws limits around free will, because Odysseus went through so many battles the

If you think of life and existence in general as a canvas, meaning all of time included simultaneously, the past, present and future. Within that canvas lie certain sets of options(choices) which are available to us at any given moment. The path that we found ourselves are predetermined by factors we had no control over. Your genetic make up, for instance, you had nothing to do with. You can’t take credit for not having the brain of a psychopath, the brain of the mentally disabled person, genetic predisposition to cancer and you name it. The actions of others impact the options (choices) available to you-the actions of those around affects your will because it can change the choices that are available to you at any given moment. If certain

In life, ones fate is already set. The choices one makes influence everything else in their life. Often, fate throws unexpected situations at you and one must learn how to interpret the reasoning behind it. Many believers in fate think for every bad situation that occurs a positive one will follow. Fate is something that you can’t control. All actions whether they may be in the past, present, or future occur because they are meant to. Everything happens for a reason, and everyone handles situations differently.

A popular debate that dangles over our heads is free will verses determinism? Is our destiny determined by choice or circumstance? Personally, I believe it is a smidgen of both, but overall choice trumps circumstance.

Fate is the belief that something is destined to happen by a more godly figure and free will is the belief that it is not suppose to happen but

Are we free thinking creatures? One question is usually on the minds of anybody who has ever had that thought; do we have free will or is everything determined by fate? Its my personal belief that you can't have one without the other. Your fate is determined before you are ever born,but it’s your decisions and choices that ultimately decide how you read that fate. Macbeth, The Odyssey, and Oedipus are all works that show how one’s fate is reached using free will.

"There are those who say fate is something beyond our authorization. That destiny is not our own, but I know better. Our fate lives within us, you only have to be brave enough to see it." - Merida. Fate and destiny are known to be things that happen to us without us being able to choose or being able to stop it. These things are something that is foreordained for us before we are even born. I believe that we are allowed to choose your own fate and what happens to us. Some people believe that our destiny is chosen for us and that we can't change it; this is not true and we can choose our own fate and or destiny.

Fate is something unknown that determines what will happen. It may seem like a coincidence or may feel like an omen, but it is something no person controls for oneself. Fate, to some, may be in the hands of a higher power such as gods or God. For others fate is merely something that happened they were unable to control. Fate can be looked at like a book for every person. In it are all the events that are going to happen in your life. However you use free will to maneuver through these planned events.

Who controls our destiny in life; our path to success? Ourselves, we control our own destiny to a certain limit. In the passage Into the Wild the author Jon Krakauer explains how one man, Chris McCandless, sent his destiny into the wild but died by following his path to fate. His death was the limit I referred to. Chris finds himself hitchhiking to Alaska to get away from his past to start his new journey of life. He was then known as Alexander Supertramp because he even changed his name so no one could find him, not even his parents. Though Chris dies in the end, he still was able to control his own path into the woods. No matter the difficulty of the situation you can always find yourself a new path.

Romeo could have handled Tybalt better because as Romeo steps in while Tybalt and Mercutio were fighting Mercutio gets stabbed on the arm under Romeo's arm. Romeo states “Hold, Tybalt! Good Mercutio!” (3.1 85-89). It was Romeo's freewill to jump in while they were fighting and because he jumped in Mercutio got stabbed. As Romeo's best friend Mercutio dies, he decides to fight back he states “And fire-eyed fury be my conduct now! Now, Tybalt take the “villain” back again” (3.1 122-123). Romeo didn't want to fight at first but he wanted to kill Tybalt for killing his best friend which was his choice he could have just walked away but he didn't, which caused him to be exiled.So, it was Romeo’s free will to fight back and kill Tybalt even though he didn't want to he did and it was his choice.

Some people believe that you can completely control you own life but others think that fate controls your life. Two examples of literature that explain how you can control your life and life styles are Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer and If written by Rudy Kipling. Into the Wild is about a man who wants to completely change his life. But If explains how if you do these certain things it will make you a man but if you don't then you cannot become a "true man." With multiple pieces of evidence Krakauer's argument that you can influence your life by changing the way you act is stronger than Kipling's theory that only you can control your life.

When you think about destiny you think about decisions you make in your daily life. This can be found in mr. destiny, the road not taken and a personal experience.

To what degree are we free to choose and create our own destiny? We are more free than people think. In today’s society we have the ability to choose what, where, and how we do things ninety-five percent of the time. To relate this to the novel The Other Side, is every class, race, and religion free to choose and create their own destiny? As a Caucasian and upper class young woman, I have had little restrictions throughout my life. I was able to attend a college preparatory high school that gave me the advantage to prepare for a promising future. Compared to Wes, I am living the life many children pray for. His father passed away, his brother was a drug dealer, and his dreams would never come true because of the little resources he had. I