When romeo kisses juliet the first time, does she kiss back?
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Well, there's no evidence for that one way or the other. Since there are no stage directions like "(Juliet kisses him back)", how Juliet receives that kiss would be up to the director. 

I tend to think she received the first one passively. Romeo said "Move not, while my prayer's effect I take," and she was new to kissing, so she probably moved not.

Type of being. it matters enormously to her  characterization  that the  wife of bath  is a  woman, because throughout the  prologue  she parrots numerous antifeminist stereotypes of women and implies that she agrees with them, offering herself as proof.