Juliet’s character is changed throughout the three versions of the balcony scene, which changes her role in her relationship and story. In the play, Juliet's character is the thinker, planner, and worrier. When Juliet sees Romeo at her balcony in the play, she says “If they do see thee, they will murder thee” (line 70). Juliet is worried about her kingsmen finding Romeo and killing him, where else Romeo doesn't care. Juliet also gives her speech about her fears concerning their relationship in the play, because she is worried that they are moving too fast. Juliet is also the thinker/smart person because when Romeo said he wanted to swear their love on the moon, Juliet said “O, swear not by the moon, th’ inconstant moon, that monthly changes
