Consider the balcony scene and interpret Shakespeare's purpose on the reader understanding what people do when they are in love and why do they believe the world is going against them. Romeo and Juliet, Act II, Scene Two is an excerpt from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The balcony scene depicts Juliet venting her thoughts, while Romeo actively listens to her, which then follows a conversation between them. By considering Shakespeare's balcony scene, the reader can understand that in finding love through the risks, you only push yourself to lose self-meaning and character. In an attempt to sleep, Juliet keeps coming back while repeatedly saying, “A thousand times good night!” (Romeo and Juliet. 2.22.155). Juliet’s loss of character created
