1. I agree what Juliet says about names because, no matter what something is called it is still that object. If I am called Takis no matter where I go my name may change but as a being I remain the same. Names have power in this story because Romeo is a Montague and it is forbidden to have any relations in between the two family's but if he was to fall under the name Capulet, everything would be fine. This is also a case of labeling for they are quick to judge one another because they are from the opposite family.

2. Juliet speaks but says nothing because when she is standing on the balcony Romeo wishes for her to speak, but she says nothing. I think hes imagining her talking to him, but by the way she is described in this passage she seems to be talking with her beauty as she is so detailed in Romeos description.