Question

How are the themes of familial love and secrecy developed in Romeo and Juliet, act II, scenes I–III? What does the institution of family indicate about the duty and obligation of family members? How does the institution of family contribute to the secrecy of Romeo and Juliet's love?

Answer 1

Romeo's and Juliet's families are known to be rival to the point that they're willing to kill each other.
Both of them of course love their own family, but their love to each other is greater than that, and the only way for them to continue express their love to each other is through secrecy