Thesis: In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet changes and develops throughout the story.
Outline:
Beginning-Juliet isn't that interested into marriage at such a young age. She also has a good relationship with her parents.
First body: Show how Juliet's emotions change from "not that interested" into Romeo, to "in love" with Romeo. (Act 1 Scene 5, lines 104-123)
Middle: Juliet's point of view changes. Want's to marry Romeo. She falls more in love with him and the two get married.
Second body: Show how she changes from a shy, young girl, to a romantic independent witty, young lady.
End: Juliet disobeys what her father wants. Romeo and Juliet realize they can't live without each other and both commit suicide.
Third body: Show how Juliet listened to what her parents had to say in the beginning, and how at the end she disregards what they wanted. (Act 1 Scene 4, lines 103-105)
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