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The most memorable theme from Romeo and Juliet was the inevitability of fate, which is also the most common theme from what I've noticed. This is shown when it is told that both the Capulets and Montagues were feuding, and Romeo Montague fell for the Capulets daughter, Juliet. Their love was doomed from the beginning. Another example is when the quote, "Doth with their parents death bury their parents' strife," is said in prologue 6, it is foreshadowing that Romeo and Juliet's love story will end in a tragic loss, costing the families the lives of both children. It was known that it wouldn't end well. It's relatable to all people because no one can change fate. What's meant to happen in our lives will happen and there's not much we can do to prevent it. As you can see, fate is inevitable and sadly, it didn't hold a good ending for Romeo and Juliet.
