“As you say, madam. I know not the youth who’s the object of your idolatry. I only know my son declares he’ll do all for your happiness, although that will mean none for himself, and indeed, all Verona will laugh at him, and even when he finds a bride, she’ll be political and appropriate, none of his taste and all of his propriety.”
okay so? if he didn't want to be laughed at then he shouldn't have created this scenario??
