What do Romeo and Juliet decide to do about their love?

Answer 1

The day after they meet they plan to marry (In Shakespeare events sometimes appear to happen much more quickly than they do in real life, because the whole story needs to be portrayed in a couple of hours)

Answer 2

They meet and Romeo romances her by telling her that he is a pilgrim, and she is a saint that she can take his sins away with a kiss, and then he kisses her. They find out their identities later on that day.

Answer 3

Very little, actually. They aren't together that often and when they are they have other things on their minds apart from making plans. In the balcony scene Juliet makes a plan for Romeo to send word whether he wants to marry her or not the next day, and Romeo goes along with it. Romeo makes the wedding plans all on his own. Even when they are having their wedding night they do not think about making a plan to get Juliet out of Verona and into Mantua.

Their failure to try to take charge of their future together must be one cause of the trouble they get themselves into.

Answer 4

They have already fallen hopelessly in love with one another, they should live there lives together, and know as most people know have died at their loves expense.

Answer 5

Both of them decide to go to the Capulets' party.

Answer 6

Romeo and Juliet are in love, but their parents are enemies so they would not allow them to love each other and they both end up dying

Answer 7

Romeo and Juliet planned to get married the next day.

Answer 8

They decide to get married ASAP. They don't think much beyond that.

Answer 9

Get married.