Title: How does Juliet's character develop and change during the course of the play? Example | Graduateway
Headings: How does Juliet’s character develop and change during the course of the play?
How does Juliet’s character develop and change during the course of the play?
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Content: Madam what is your will”. Juliet is very obedient with her parents at the beginning, but when she meets Romeo, she becomes more and more self-confident about her future decisions of life. We can see that she changes in Act 3 Scene 5 where she is now confessing to her mother about how she feels, but not being as obedient as before, but at the same time trying to be polite. “Not proud you have, but thankful that you have: proud can I never be of what I hate, but thankful even for hate that is meant love”. Juliet is telling her mother that she is not proud of what she found for her but thankful she had. She is telling her that she hates Paris, she says she could never be proud of what she hates, referring to Paris, but at the same time she can be thankful for what she hates if it was meant with love. The language she uses here reflects a mass of contradiction. Juliet is being very disobedient with her mother, as she is finally confessing her that she hates Paris, and the idea of her being forced into marrying him, as it is no for love. In Act 4 scene 3, in her soliloquy Juliet shows a completely different type of character.