Romeo and Juliet

In this act there are situations where characters say one thing then end up doing the opposite and characters who propose solutions to imagined problems that only make things worse.

Look for examples of that.

What happens at the end of Act II?

What would normally follow from such an event?

What actually does happen?

My thoughts about Romeo and Juliet are:

It’s a play about teenagers who behave like teenagers, which is why they teach it at schools.

It’s also why I’m not watching the recent RSC production, I’ve seen enough of it as it is.