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After meeting Juliet, Romeo's biggesttransformation is that he changes from being depressed andsorrowful to joyful. Otherwise, Romeo's character remainsthe same. Romeo remains a rash, emotionally driven,impetuous youth.
In this way, how did Juliet change throughout the play?
Juliet changes significantly throughouteach act of this story. The challenges she faces help shape hercharacter to what it will become at the end of this story. Most ofthis change is to happen because of the intense love shefinds with Romeo. She takes steps toward maturity, independence,and courage.
Subsequently, one may also ask, how does Romeo's language change?
As the play progresses, Romeo's increasingmaturity as a lover is marked by the change in hislanguage. He begins to speak in blank verse as well asrhyme, which allows his language to sound less artificialand more like everyday language.
According to the words of the play (this is in thebalcony scene in Act II, Scene 2), she asks him not toswear by the moon because the moon is notconstant enough. O, swear not by the moon, theinconstant moon, That monthly changes in her circled orb,Lest that thy love prove likewise variable.