We studied Juliet as a developed character who has the bravery and strength to outright disobey her father's edict to marry Paris. Aiden did well in discussing and identifying the use of dramatic irony in Juliet's speeches as well as in dissecting Capulet's extended metaphor comparing Juliet's tears to a ship at sea. We further analyzed Capulet's violent emotional reaction to Juliet's refusal to obey by comparing Capulet's emotional volatility to Romeo's and Mercutio's.