t to go further unless her parents tell her to. Additionally, this suggests once again how obedient Juliet is. Juliet does not act unless her mother gives her permission; she will shoot like a shooting star towards him. This shows also, that she is dependent on her mother to make decisions for her. Juliet assumes and expects him to be attractive because her mother says so. This implies that Juliet is still respectful of her parents and trusts them to find her a suitable man for her.
             The reader is at the Capulet's masquerade party, where a cheeky Montague, Romeo, has managed to get in. In act1, scene 3 Romeo,
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