Act+I,+Scene+2+through+Act+II,+Scene+1

Sorry. It's been a little while since I added homework for you.

Here's a summary of what has happened.

In Act I, Shakespeare constructed the exposition, letting us get to know the characters and the situation. We learned that In the first scene of Act II, Romeo ditches his friends Benvolio and Mercutio to find Juliet. (He's a selfish brat, too, apparently.)
 * The Capulets and the Montagues hate each other.
 * Romeo is an emo punk. He has been pining for Rosaline, moping around the woods at night and his room during the day. He won't tell anyone what's bothering him, presumably because he enjoys the attention he is getting. (Your evaluation of Romeo might vary. That's okay. I want you to think for yourself. Who knows? You might even like him.)
 * Juliet, who has previously had no interest in marriage, is now madly in love with Romeo and ready to give up everything to become his wife. She might not be all that bright, if you ask me. (Again, you might think she's an awesomely romantic girl who is truly in love. Good. Think for yourself.)
 * Romeo and Juliet fall in love at the masquerade party.

Do you agree with my somewhat harsh opinion of Juliet and Romeo or are you more sympathetic to the unlucky lovers than I am? (You sure couldn't be less sympathetic.)