Juliet’s attitude toward love and marriage changes throughout Romeo and Juliet; because she first has no desire to marry, then she falls in love, and finally, gets married. Juliet had no desire to be married; when Lady Capulet asked her about marriage, she replied with “it is an honor I dream not of.” Throughout the next scene, Juliet falls in love with Romeo; she tells Romeo that she is “too fond,” referring that she is in love with him. Juliet gets married to Romeo, and their marriage is clarified when Juliet says, “I am sold.” Juliet was not interested in love or marriage, but her thoughts later change; once she meets Romeo.
