Falling in love and jumping to conclusions.

Can you believe they're getting married when they just met?! That's creepy! To say the least, Romeo in the balcony scene was passionate. It's even creepier that Juliet was only 13 or something and he was twice that age! Oh well, I guess it's just as creepy that Juliet was going to marry Paris if she hadn't met up with Romeo. Although Romeo is romantic, do you think that he's really in love or that this is the after effect of his relationship with Rosaline? His poems are very sincere sounding, but I think he flew awfully fast to Juliet after Rosaline. I really like the friar, he seems to have a pretty good plan to stop the feuding families and I really liked the opening to his scene when he describes the sunrise.

It's scary, but when I read about Mercutio, he reminded me of these really raunchy guys I sit near in Art Foundations. They tell all sorts of dirty jokes just like him!