Romeo’s and Juliet’s relationship is love and not a crush because as it is shown in the play, they would sacrifice anything for each other, so they can be together. For example, as Juliet is talking to herself about Romeo, she says that if he confesses his love, she “[will] no longer be a Capulet” (II, 5, 35-36). This demonstrates how Juliet is willing to give up her name, or, her family, so she can be together with Romeo. On the contrary, some might argue that it was a crush because their relationship moved too fast. For instance, one day after they meet each other, Romeo goes to Friar Laurence and asks, " That thou consent to marry us today” (II, 3, 61-64). Although they might have moved too fast, that doesn’t mean that they don’t love each