Juliet's Monolouge

In the play Romeo and Juliet (It doesn't let me underline romeo and Juliet), by William Shakespeare, Juliet's individual choice(s) make everything change. I think that what is affecting Juliet is her individual choices because if she were to be another girl she would of just gone along with her parent's choice on marrying Paris, but since she doesn't want to marry him, that choice will change everything and lead her to where she is right now. "Nurse! What should she do here? My dismal scene I needs must act alone.Come,vial. What if this mixture do not work at all? Shall I be married then to-morrow morning? No,no: this shall forbid it: lie thou there." In this quote, it shows that her individual choice is to not marry Paris so to make that happen she is going to take a vial to make her fall asleep for 2 days so that she can meet up with Romeo and together flee from the village.Yet is she were another girl she would of just not tried to reject the marriage with Paris and would just forcefully be with someone she wouldn't love and leave all the love she had with Romeo to be good with her parents. Juliet's decisions are basically making her end up in another situation with her parents.