Do people control the end of their lives? Or is it already predestined? In many works of Shakespeare the story often ends in a tragedy that may could have been avoided, but some people say this was tragedy would play out the way it did regardless of the choices made. Many examples of these situations occur in another book written by Shakespeare called The Tragedy of Hamlet. Fate can sometimes overpower the mental stability of a person’s mind causing them to give in. Evidence of this is shown when Hamlet says, "There's a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough-hew them how we will" (V.10-11). In this quote Hamlet realizes that no matter what you try to do to change things, fate will win in the end. It also shows that Hamlet is no longer rational
