In act 1 of Romeo and Juliet what was Juliet's response to her mother's plans about Paris?

Answer 1

There were two marriages planned for Juliet: one by Romeo and another by her father. In Act 2 she hears from the Nurse the plans Romeo has made for them to be married and she is ecstatic. When she hears later that her father has planned to marry her to Paris, she is horrified and has to refuse, although she tries to grovel and be as humble as possible while doing it. This doesn't fool her father a bit; he knows disobedience when he sees it.

Answer 2

that she does not want anything to do with marriage yet, but for her mothers benefit she will... check out the count.

Answer 3

Juliet tells her mother she will try to like Paris because she wants to honor her mothers request. Her mother asks her to consider marring Paris and to pay attention to him at the party.

Answer 4

She is sad and devastated because she is married to Romeo. She tells her mother that she won't marry Paris.