Romeo and Juliet

How does Romeo show he's impulsive in Act 2?

Please add Scene and Line number and direct quote how he's impulsive

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Meanwhile, Romeo has succeeded in leaping over the Capulets' garden wall and is hiding beneath Juliet's balcony. That is pretty impulsive considering that Capulet garden is "enemy" territory. In act 2 sc 3 the Nurse explains that Juliet will meet Romeo and marry him. Romeo proposes they meet that afternoon at Friar Laurence’s chapel.

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