1. In act 2 these Romeo and Juliet have fallen in love after only knowing one another for a few hours. They both barely know anything about each other and frankly, i find it a little scary yet romantic at the time. They have fallen in love With a few words exchanged and then plan to get married to one another without telling their parents. I mean they are at the age of making but at the same time, they have two other adults, the friar, and the nurse, helping them along with this.
2. The love and trust these two have for each other are remarkable. I guess you could say it's like a little kid and a puppy. A kid could see a puppy for the first time and fall in love with it before finding out its name. The puppy would be glad to play with the child and have a friend. After an hour of meeting the child could adopt the puppy and live with it forever. When Romeo and Juliet get married it is kind of the same as if a couple were to run away and get married in Vegas. They both want to get married now without a bunch of people being there.
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“I've forgotten that name and that names woe.” (II,3, 47)
In this saying, Romeo was just in love with a girl named Roseline. Now in a matter of hours, she means nothing to him and now he wants to marry a girl he met not too long ago. He was just yesterday crying about the dear Rosaline that was not in love with him as he was for her. Now he wants the Friar to marry him and some other random girl. “The bud of love, By summer's ripening breath.” (II. 1. 121
2. The love and trust these two have for each other are remarkable. I guess you could say it's like a little kid and a puppy. A kid could see a puppy for the first time and fall in love with it before finding out its name. The puppy would be glad to play with the child and have a friend. After an hour of meeting the child could adopt the puppy and live with it forever. When Romeo and Juliet get married it is kind of the same as if a couple were to run away and get married in Vegas. They both want to get married now without a bunch of people being there.
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“I've forgotten that name and that names woe.” (II,3, 47)
In this saying, Romeo was just in love with a girl named Roseline. Now in a matter of hours, she means nothing to him and now he wants to marry a girl he met not too long ago. He was just yesterday crying about the dear Rosaline that was not in love with him as he was for her. Now he wants the Friar to marry him and some other random girl. “The bud of love, By summer's ripening breath.” (II. 1. 121