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read these two excerpts from romeo & juliet

act 2, scene
background: the morning after romeo falls in love with juliet, he talks to friar lawrence:
friar lawrence: may god forgive you if you have you with rosaline?
romeo: with rosaline, father? no, i have forgotten that girl and all the sadness she brought me.
friar lawrence: that's good, my boy. but where have you been?
romeo: i'll tell you before you have to ask me again. i have been feasting with my enemy. suddenly someone wounded me with love and was wounded with love by me. you have the sacred power to cure both of us. i carry no hatred, holy man, because my request will benefit my enemy.
friar lawrence: speak plainly, make your meaning clear, my son. a jumbled confession can only receive a jumbled absolution.
romeo: i love rich capulet's daughter. i love her, and she loves me. we're bound to each other in every possible way, except we need you to marry us. i'll tell you more later about when and where we met, how we fell in love, and how we exchanged promises, but now i'm begging you: , agree to marry us today.
--from act 5, scene
background: romeo has been told that juliet is dead and does not know that she has taken a sleeping potion and is faking her death. he enters her tomb and says:
romeo: ..oh, my love! my wife! death has sucked the honey from your breath, but it has not yet ruined your beauty. you haven't been conquered. there is still red in your lips and in your cheeks. death has not yet turned them pale. ah, dear juliet, why are you still so seal with a righteous kiss the deal i have made with death forever.

does romeo make decisions carefully or does he act on impulse?

to prove your answer, find 2 examples from the play's excerpts given above. copy those sentences/quotes and put them inside of quotation marks. use this sentence stem: for example, it says [copy quote 1], and it also says [copy quote 2]

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