Coming of age happens at different ages for each human but its generally known as the transition from being a child to becoming an adult. It is a time where a person reflects on their own wants and goals, as well as, discovering who they are and finding a companion. When Juliet seeks her Nurse for help, she would do anything to protect her husband,“Oh God! O nurse, how shall this be prevented?/ My husband is on Earth, my faith in heaven” (3.5.216-217). Love is something that humans seek and for Juliet, Romeo was the person she saw as her other half. Her feelings for Romeo is a natural occurrence for humans and the control that love has over humans are regulated by a person’s maturity. If her parents did not introduce Juliet to the idea of marriage, her views for Romeo might not have occurred so soon. “But to be frank and give it thee again./ And yet I wish for the thing I have./ My bounty is as boundless as the sea,/ My love as deep. The more I give to thee,/ The more I have, for both are infinite” (2.2.138-142). Juliet is head over heels in love with Romeo and her feelings for Romeo completely control her emotions. Juliet then seeks acceptance of her relationship from her loved ones but does not receive what she hopes, which creates a whole different type of transitional
Coming of age happens at different ages for each human but its generally known as the transition from being a child to becoming an adult. It is a time where a person reflects on their own wants and goals, as well as, discovering who they are and finding a companion. When Juliet seeks her Nurse for help, she would do anything to protect her husband,“Oh God! O nurse, how shall this be prevented?/ My husband is on Earth, my faith in heaven” (3.5.216-217). Love is something that humans seek and for Juliet, Romeo was the person she saw as her other half. Her feelings for Romeo is a natural occurrence for humans and the control that love has over humans are regulated by a person’s maturity. If her parents did not introduce Juliet to the idea of marriage, her views for Romeo might not have occurred so soon. “But to be frank and give it thee again./ And yet I wish for the thing I have./ My bounty is as boundless as the sea,/ My love as deep. The more I give to thee,/ The more I have, for both are infinite” (2.2.138-142). Juliet is head over heels in love with Romeo and her feelings for Romeo completely control her emotions. Juliet then seeks acceptance of her relationship from her loved ones but does not receive what she hopes, which creates a whole different type of transitional