Romeo and Juliet 3.4 Interview with Paris and the Capulets

Paris visits the Capulets to discuss his proposal to marry Juliet amidst the mourning of Tibbult's death. The Capulets express their intention to marry Juliet to Paris by Thursday, despite the recent loss. Concerns are raised about Juliet's lack of involvement in the decision, highlighting the political and familial motivations behind the marriage arrangement.

What concerns are raised about Juliet's feelings in the conversation?

What does the speaker imply about the political implications of Juliet's marriage?