Romeo And Juliet's Changes

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“I look to like, if looking liking move” “ Shall I speak ill of him that is my husband? . Italy, Verona Juliet

is the daughter of Capulet Romeo’s enemy Juliet makes the transition from an innocent adolescent to

responsible adult as a Romeo’s wife.

This tragedy has a huge development thanks to Juliet’s change. She become a loyal wife, her idea about

since she met Romeo and she killed herself for Romeo. This is important because that change made

their life different and the consequences was their death.

My first reason that I am going to explain her change about getting married. “It is an honour that I dream

not of” She is not completely sure about getting married with Paris a guy who went to visit her father to

ask her hand.

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