In Act II, Scene ii, of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, which of the following best describes the contrast in personality between Juliet and Romeo?
A. Juliet is practical and down-to-earth. Romeo is impractical and flighty.
B. Juliet is sincerely in love with Romeo. Romeo is only flirting with Juliet.
C. Juliet is serene and even-tempered. Romeo alternates between joy and despair.
D. Juliet is not sure how she feels about Romeo. Romeo is passionately in love with Juliet.
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The best description of the contrast in personality between Juliet and Romeo in Act II, Scene ii, of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is:
C. Juliet is serene and even-tempered. Romeo alternates between joy and despair.
Throughout the scene, Juliet demonstrates a more grounded and practical demeanor, while Romeo's emotions fluctuate dramatically, showcasing his intense passion and impulsiveness.
