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How do these two quotes work together?

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How do these two quotes work together?

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The Nurse is saying that every since Juliet was born she had bad luck.

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Juliet is literally saying I am afraid to see you leave because I feel like the next time I see you, you'll be dead.

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When Juliet was born there was an earthquake.

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Jueliet is telling Romeo that she is scared to see him go because she thinks the next time she sees him is when he is dead in his grave.

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Lady Capulet asked the Nurse to call Juliet and while they wait the start to reminisce about when Juliet was younger.

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Romeo spends the night at Juliet's house but he has to go before it's light out.

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"Marry, I remember it well. Tis since the earthquake now eleven years."
Act 1 Scene 3 24-25

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Methinks I see thee, no thou art so low, As one dead in the bottom of a tomb.
Act 3 Scene 5 54-55

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When Romeo says "let love devouring death do what he dare" he is tempting death to kill him as long as he is married to Juliet first

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Romeo is saying Friar Lawrence hurry and marry us and then after that I don't care what happens even if I die I don't care because Juliet will be mine.

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Romeo and Friar Lawrence are waiting for the nurse and Juliet to arrive so Romeo and Juliet can get married.

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That one short minute gives me in her sight. Do thou but close our hands with holy words, Then love devouring death do what he dare, It is enough I may but call her mine
Act 2 Scene 6 5-8

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OPTION TWO

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Prompt:  To what extent does Shakespeare rely on the motif of fate to deliver one of his main messages, and why is this important?

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In popular cinema, the idea of tempting fate or even escaping fate is a prevalent notion.  Movies like Final Destination and Slumdog Millionaire are two relatively well-known examples; plays often explore these same concepts, too.  Throughout William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the motif of fate is established to help deliver one of the central ideas that no matter how hard people try, if they tempt fate or try to defy their destiny, they will likely lose.  This idea is significant because even though people like to think they are in control, sometimes there are greater forces at play.