Is Juliet committing an act of betrayal or are her actions justified?

Juliet's actions in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" can be interpreted as both an act of betrayal and as justified. On one hand, she goes against her family's wishes and secretly marries Romeo, betraying their trust. On the other hand, her actions can be seen as justified as she is following her heart and choosing love over family loyalty in a society where arranged marriages were common. Ultimately, the interpretation of Juliet's actions as betrayal or justified depends on the perspective of the reader or viewer.