Which of the following best describes the way in which Juliet’s words or actions help to advance the plot in this passage? She warns Romeus about the dangers he faces from her family, which introduces the conflict.

She decides that Romeus does not truly love her and tells him to keep wandering, which resolves their conflict.

She agrees to speak with her family about ending the feud, which resolves the conflict.

She says that she will run away with Romeus if he marries her, which adds to the rising action of the story.