Romeo And Juliet's Argument Analysis

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I am known as so I am here to bring you my advice for your dilemma with Juliet Capulet. I think you must see here for multiple reasons. My first argument for you to be together with Juliet is that you need to get out of your depression state. Lord Montague says that you have tears in the day that are “augmenting the fresh morning’s dew.” Nevertheless, Rosaline does not appear to show the same affection towards you as you show to her. Even your friend Benvolio suggests that you compare her to other women, such as Juliet. Next, if you marry, both of your families could stop their feuding. I heard if your families start another fight, Lord Montague and Lord Capulet will be executed. My third reason for her to be with

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