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Because he is blinded by love for Juliet...

He is: Foolish and ignorant

He is also very protective over how he feels for Juliet

Actually, I think that he is not really in love with Juliet at all. If he were, would he conduct his wooing entirely with her father, without talking to her at all? Would he be as insensitive as he is when he meets her at Friar Lawrence's cell? I would call him conventional and foolish.

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Oblivious and conventional.

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