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Comparsion Of Juliet In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

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There are many incidents that shows Juliet is more mature than Romeo. She is only 13 and he is between 15 and 17. She’s had more weight on her shoulders then he could ever imagine. She changed and became more mature when she decided to marry Romeo. She had to, because she was now a wife to her enemy, and couldn’t risk getting caught. Her parents were already planning to marry her off at 13. She was supposed to look at Paris and see if she liked him at the party. She found Romeo instead and instantly fell in love. She never told her parents she didn 't like him, so silence is compliance. She went day to day wondering if she was ever going to see Romeo again. She was a daddy’s girl, so she was only allowed out of the house to go to church. Yes,

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