It is a story of love at first sight and unfortunately it was a love that was fated to die. As soon as Juliet finds out who the mysterious boy is, she is heartbroken. She finally found someone she, not her parents love, and all she wants to do is to be with him. She knows however that he is her “only love sprung from [her] only hate! Too early seen unknown, and known too late! (1.5.138-139). She wishes it could be different but the heart wants what it wants. Now, feeling more pressure to defy her parents forcing of marriage, she is determined for this forbidden love to work. Romeo, having just gotten over the breakup with another girl, is desperately looking for something to take his mind off it. Juliet is the answer. He sees her beauty, and from that moment on, does not care that she is his enemy. As their love for each other grows, they realize it is getting harder to keep it a secret. They know however that they can not openly love each other because of the great divide in their families. Romeo then goes as far as to tell juliet “let me be ta'en. Let me be put to death. I am content, so thou wilt have it so” (3.5.17-18). He expresses that even if their love working out means death, he would go to that extreme without hesitation. His love for her is so great, he would rather die than live without her. Both of them used the other as a means to get their…