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In Verona’s patriarchal households, fathers treat marriage as a family decision: Capulet calls Juliet “my child” and expects her to be “ruled.” This belief makes obedience a test of loyalty, isolates Juliet from support, and drives her relationships towards secrecy, resistance, and conflict.