What are Juliet's inner characteristics?

Answer 1

There is no description of her except that she is young, barely into her teens, and very pretty. Renaissance paintings of the time are the best indication what people looked like then.

Since she is a character in a play and therefore can be played by any number of different actresses (or even actors) she looks exactly like whatever the actress playing her looks like. If the actress playing her has long black hair, green eyes and pale fair skin, that's what she looks like. If the actress playing her is Rihanna, she doesn't look like that. She looks like Rihanna.

Answer 2

Juliet is portrayed as brave, passionate, and fiercely independent. She is also loyal to her loved ones and is willing to make sacrifices for them. Additionally, Juliet is portrayed as intelligent and quick-witted, able to think on her feet in challenging situations.

Answer 3

Juliet is more of practical and logical in achiving her love bolt and her unconditional love brings her againts her paents will, allowing Romeo to marry her out of Their parents concent.On the other she doesnt want to hurt her Parents by marrying familys enemy.So, she hides the truth out of her unwillingness.

Answer 4

Juliet is strong willed, and evidence can be found in the book to prove this.

1. She goes against Capulet's will and the norm during that time when she marries Romeo instead of Paris.

2. After think about all of the negative effects, she drinks a "fake" poison ("Romeo, I drink to thee 4.4.58)

3. She stabs herself, which, most people think, is a much nobler way to die compared to poison.

These are just a few.

Source:

A 9th grade Honors English student
She is innocent and true/ honest.

Answer 5

she was 5'5 with medium length brown hair and an oval face with blue eyes

ur welcome

i knew her personally btw

it was a sad day when she drank the poison and died

sad day i tell you

Answer 6

Juliet can be described by adjectives, such as "principled" or "passionate", or adjectival phrases, such as "fourteen years old", or metaphors, such as "she doth teach the torches to burn bright."

Answer 7

Sweet. She tries to make up her mind. She thinks about Romeo.

Answer 8

She's a good looking girl. That's about as much as Shakespeare lets out, and thank heaven for that, because it means that any young actress who is reasonably good looking can play her.

Answer 9

nice romantic and lovely