When we first meet Romeo in "Romeo and Juliet," he is in a melancholic and lovesick mood. He is infatuated with Rosaline, who does not return his affections, which deeply troubles him. This unrequited love leaves him feeling depressed and withdrawn. He expresses his feelings of love as painful and overwhelming, describing it as a form of suffering, reflecting the intensity and turmoil often associated with youthful passion. This mood sets the stage for his character's transformation once he meets Juliet later in the play.
Romeo & Juliet:
When we first meet Romeo, what kind of mood is he in? What is the reason for his mood?
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