Romeo and juliet’s final fate in act v, scene iii of romeo and juliet represents which element of shakespearean tragedy?

The last scene of the play “Romeo and Juliet” where they both lay dead, represents their true love which the society and its rule can never articulate. Though their love witnesses an end in this physical world but wins to shine throughout ages in the immortal space of the world.

Shakespeare followed the definition of tragedy which Aristotle had given in his book “Poetics.” According to Aristotle, a tragedy is a complete tragedy when there is a reversal of fortune of the protagonist in which he witnesses the real side of the society. The betrayal is done by the family members themselves which leads to a great tragic effect. A tragedy involves many deaths and murders which evoke in its viewers' pity and fear both.

It is after watching the play that the audience feel pity for the couple and fear at the same time about the ills that are there in the society. The tragic flow of Shakespeare’s plays about love is bound by the rules that the society builds.