Title: What are Juliet's ideas of love and marriage in act I in Romeo and Juliet? - eNotes.com
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In act 1, scene 2, Old Capulet describes his daughter’s overall attitude towards marriage pretty accurately. She is simply too young to have even considered the possibility; sheltered, coddled, Juliet is in all ways still a child. It is only Paris ’s interest that presses the issue, and Capulet is reluctant: