How does juliets parents attitudes change from the start of the play?

Answer 1

In Act 1 she is prepared to go along with their suggestions. "I'll look to love if looking liking move." But from the moment Romeo appears under her balcony she keeps a secret from her parents, a secret which becomes more and more serious and harder and harder to tell as the events play out. Juliet finds herself lying to her parents all the time and trying to frustrate their plans, which were made with the best intentions in ignorance of Juliet's secret.

Answer 2

When Paris first broaches the subject of marriage with Capulet, Capulet is cautious due to Juliet's youth. At the party he is the jovial host, tolerant and good-tempered. In mid-play he changes to become dominating and violent, insisting on the marriage which he previously was dubious about. After Juliet's supposed death, he is grief-stricken, and is in a similar mood at the end of the play. It is in this chastened mood that he and Montague reconcile.Juliet's mother does not change throughout the play so much as reveal her character in parts. We see her happy with the prospect of Juliet marrying the important Paris. We see her vindictiveness at Romeo's trial and even more when she plans to have him murdered. We see her abandon Juliet to the rage of her husband, but express violent grief when Juliet appears dead. In her last line she expresses a morbidness which has overtaken her following the death of Tybalt and Juliet.

Answer 3

she suggest that she they push the date back