After the same night that Romeo and Juliet see each other for the first time at Capulet’s ball, Romeo stares away into the Capulet’s garden in hope to seeing another look at Juliet. At the balcony Romeo and Juliet exchange vows of love. When Juliet was talking about the joy of the night, she said, that the contract to the night was “too rash, too unadvis’d, to sudden” (2.2.24). Not only did Romeo find Juliet, but he had exchanged vows of love to her. Juliet had thought that it was too soon and too hasty. Even though Juliet opposed the idea of hastily exchanging vows of love, she does vow her love to Romeo that night. In Capulet’s house before the feast was about to begin, Lady Capulet calls the nurse, needing to find her daughter. When Juliet