Romeo and Juliet Open Response

In Romeo and Juliet, the maturity take aim between Romeo and Juliet differs drastically disdain their age difference because of the way Juliet thinks with and through any decision she is going to make and the way Romeo makes inattentive and imperious decisions. First, Gullets higher level of maturity is expressed through the way she thinks through the consequences of any decision before she makes it.For example, when Juliet is talking to herself on the balcony with by knowing Romeo could interpret her, she says, O Romeo, Romeo Wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and decline thy After Juliet meets Romeo or the first time and realizes that she really likes him, Juliet thinks through what would come to pass if she actually got into a relationship with Romeo. Juliet realizes that their families being arch rivals is a Brobdingnagian problem and tries to come up with a solution for this which contradicts the way Romeo makes his decisions.Next, Romeos careless and overbeari ng decisions show his level of maturity. For instance, when Juliet tells Romeo that her family will kill him if they find out he is here, Romeo says, Alack, there lies more peril in thin affection/ Than twenty of their swords look thou but Even though Romeo knows its non safe to stay in the Capsules house any longer, he decides he doesnt want to leave Juliet and stays.Romeo does not think through the consequences of this decision and makes an irresponsible decision which differs from how Juliet makes her decisions. The way Romeo and Juliet make their decisions clearly shows that Juliet is more mature than Romeo despite their age difference. Throughout Act II, Romeo and Juliet have different priorities and concerns which shows the difference in their level of maturity, even with the difference in their age.