Victim of fate

of these so called forces for nature is called fate. Fate is a force that is said to determine everyone’s future without any consideration for what that person wants. It could care less about someone’s deepest desires for the future, as long as it gets what it wants. In general, it is seen as an opposing force that is always out to get someone and make sure that person gets what they deserve. Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is a great example of fate in that it twists the main characters’ destiny

What was fate in Romeo and Juliet? It is something that is destine to happen and it is out of anyones controll like no matter what you or someone does its going to happen. When I read Romeo and Juliet, Fate was brought up alot Fate is the problem in the play Most of the charecters, like Romeo and Juliet could see how mean fate is. There was lots of evidence of fate throughout the entire play. Romeo is aware of fate that is going on. I know because he tells fate to change fate. It is like Romeo

protagonist falls victim of being a tragic hero. Events within the text lead readers to question Sophocles’ implementation of fate and free will. This key philosophical question poses a conflict between the prophecy of Oedipus’s life and the decisions he makes once told about the prophecy. If Oedipus was able to make independent decisions such as gouging his eyes out, (an event not told about in the prophecy) could he have made decisions to go against his predetermined fate? In the same regard

Sophocles states that “Fate has terrible power. You cannot escape it by wealth or war. No fort will keep it out, no ships outrun it.” Fate derives from a Latin word, fatum, meaning that one’s future is predetermined. In Oedipus Rex, Sophocles unfolds the misfortune of a noble king who searches for knowledge. Evidently, Greek heroes like Oedipus are destined to rule, but are also bound to fall, therefore, he cannot alter his own fate. This tragic play proves that the power of fate is indeed stronger

pieces of literature. Not only is it a beautiful story, it’s also used as a metaphor for star-crossed lovers, who fall victim to the unavoidable blow of fate. But is that completely true? Is there a possible way they could have escaped their so called “inevitable” death. Although in the original story, Romeo and Juliet do fall victim to fate, there may have been a way to change their fate. Though the character’s actions throughout the book impact the plot, was there a way to change their destiny, or was

Tools of Fate in No Country for Old Men The film “No Country for Old Men” premiered in 2007 under the direction of Coen brothers. The film got inspiration from Cormac McCarthy’s novel “No Country for Old Men”. The film mainly focuses on three main characters the sheriff Ed Tom Bell, a psychopathic killer Anton Chigurh and a hunter Llewelyn Moss. The setting of the film is the 1980’s Texas (Ebert 1). Llyewelyn Moss one of the main characters in the film is a hunter as well as welder and during one

actions and sometimes due to fate or bad luck. Fate is one person's destiny and it can not be understood by simple mortals but a greater power beyond human comprehension. Fate is so powerful that it can control a person's outcome on life before it happens. Many people tend to become victims of fate in which they catch a glimpse of what their future is going to look like, but do not totally take hold of the outcome. Macbeth can not fully realize the possible outcome of his fate because he is human, and

without even knowing is what went through the minds of many Jews during the Holocaust. These victims had no control or say in their fates and faced the judgment without any sympathy or remorse from their executers. Although the victim’s futures were for the most part condemned, as they got closer and closer to death, few never lost hope that some miraculous intercession could drastically change their fate for the

the theme of fate that appears through the entire play. The witches deliver Macbeth a prophecy that at first seemed to be a blessing, but then he later fell victim to. Macbeth fell a victim to fate in three ways; becoming thane of Cawdor, taking the throne, and his eventual death. Fate is firstly

from the city. With such a tremendous act of betrayal is Medea a victim of love or is she a villain who has no mercy. Her motive makes her a deceiving victim, for Medea is a villain that is playing the role of a damsel in distress to get her way. Fate is a power that control what happens in the future and is beyond some control. Medea was not the typical heroine to be dictated by fate but yet fate played a part in her demise. Fate predicted the downfall to come for she had risked her life in order