Makes me feel accomplished, in a way.
Indeed, I've been thinking about accomplishment quite a bit.
On a not-at-all different note, Juliet Capulet is finally a real person to me. She has thoughts and dreams, instead of just angsty emotions. She is awkward, and lonely, and too intelligent for the role her parents (and the world) have set out for her.
She falls in love with Romeo because he is different. Because he wants her to think and feel and speak. Because he loves her for all of that. Because he not only lets her be strong, but encourages it.
Come and see.
R&J. "a sweetly bawdy comedy...until it isn't."
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