truly evident here. The immature side to Romeo's character continues to be obvious to the reader upon his first seeing Juliet:
             "O she who doth teach the torches to burn bright...
             And touching hers make blessed my rude hand.
             Did my heart love 'till now? For swear it sight,
             For I never saw true beauty 'till this night"
             Romeo uses extreme hyperbole when describing Juliet here. He speaks of her to be almost angel or God like, in saying that he would be blessed by touching her, this is obviously a huge exaggeration and reemphasises the immaturity of Romeo at this point in the play. Also in Romeo's saying "I never saw true beauty till this night" he is referring to his previous "love" for Rosaline and making it seem more like an infatuation, now that he thinks he is truly in love with Juli
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