Question

Why might Romeo and Juliet's choice to marry the following day be seen as impulsive and potentially dangerous? A. Romeo still has feelings for Rosaline, which could cause problems later on. B. Juliet is already married to Paris, so she would be breaking those VOWS. C. Both are poor, so neither can afford the wedding they're planning to have. D. One is a Montague and one is a Capulet, so they're forbidden to be together.​

Answer 1

Answer: D.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Romeo & Juliet's choice to marry the following day was seen as impulsive because one is a Montague and one is a Capulet, so they're forbidden to be together.​

Why is this an impulsive decision?

This is because Juliet is a Capulet and sworn enemy of Romeo's tribe.

Hence, the choice to marry the following day was seen as impulsive because one is a Montague and one is a Capulet, so they're forbidden to be together.​

Therefore, the Option D is correct.

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