Romeo and Juliet act two

An interesting part of this act is where Romeo goes in search for Juliet and finds her talking to herself on a balchany. She is monologing on how much Romeo is her love and how she will always love him. As she speaks with herself, Romeo is in the shadows listening and also whispering in the night to no one but himself. As the scene progresses they eventually stop talking to themselves and start speaking to one enother. This is where the begin to talk about marrige and things of that nature. Romeo slowley begins to pull Juliet out of her more "rational thinking" and she starts fantazising about being with him in marrige and forgetting the family fued between eachothers' families.

I find this scene a very improtant one. I think it will lead to good confrontation later in the book. Because they set to get married the next day, and I beleive someone of either family (most likely tybalt or something) will see them together and cause trouble for the young "lovers". I think that this is the gateway to the heartbrake for them and the evedent suicide of the two "star-crossed lovers".