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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Argument: Juliet is More Mature than Romeo Research Compiled for
, Inc. by K. Von Huben 6/2010 Please Introduction Romeo and Juliet is the great, timeless, tragic love story
of all time. With its young protagonists, it is also the story of potential wasted. However, the two are so very young (Romeo is 15, Juliet 14) that its tempting
to "write them off" as nothing more than troubled teens who, like most kids their age, find death glamorous and know nothing of its reality. In other words, they are
just silly children. This paper argues that viewing them in this way misses the point; it also argues that of the two Juliet is more mature than Romeo. Discussion Young
people the age of Romeo and Juliet by definition find things overly dramatic. Everything at that age is life and death, endless tragic, hopeless and dark. Things that people laugh
at when theyre 19 are major traumatic events at 15. This tendency is seen in both characters, though its more apparent in Romeo, who begins the play hopelessly in
love with Rosaline, and then, in a heartbeat, falls in love with Juliet. In the first scene, he is miserable, and his friend Benvolio says he should try to forget
the girl: "Be ruled by me, forget to think of her" (I.i.226); to which Romeo replies "O, teach me how I should forget to think" (I.i.227). Then, a few scenes
later he sees Juliet at a party, forgets Rosaline immediately, and starts trying to win the new girl. He would seem shallow and petty, except that his love for Juliet
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