Romeo and Juliet 3.2 Word Nerd: matron

The video explores the evolution of the term 'matron' from Shakespeare's time to the present. Originally, a matron was an expert in pregnancy and childbirth, akin to a midwife. Shakespeare extends this meaning to an expert in lovemaking. Juliet seeks guidance on losing her virginity, symbolized by the night dressed in black, like a serious matron.

In what way does the text suggest a connection between losing virginity and winning at lovemaking?

What is the significance of the night being described as a serious matron dressed in black?