Romeo and Juliet Act 2, Scene 1 Summary & Analysis | LitCharts
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first instance of choosing loyalty to Juliet over duty to his kinsmen fluctuates throughout the play, they will, time and time again, choose allegiance to each other over the ties to their friends and family loyalty in the face of the families’ feud suggests that parents’ efforts to limit their chil
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- first instance of choosing loyalty to Juliet over duty to his kinsmen
- fluctuates throughout the play, they will, time and time again, choose allegiance to each other over the ties to their friends and family
- loyalty in the face of the families’ feud suggests that parents’ efforts to limit their children may, in fact, only push them to rebel.
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