... was going well for both but now that Romeo has been banished and Tybalt dead Juliet has lost 2 close people that she loved very much on the same day that night Juliet had grieved Tybalt's death and the fact that Romeo was banished. The fight had changed Juliet's farther also he was angered by his niece's death ... thought he had lost his love out of his grief he kills him self Juliet wakes and finds Romeo dead she was also in terrible grief she takes the dagger from Romeo and stabs herself. This tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet is written very carefully it is full of Puns ... ct 3 ...

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... ball to "fleer and scorn at our solemnity," meaning that Tybalt feels that the Montagues have come to the party to mock the Capulets. During this scene, the audient is unnerved by their presence as anything could happen. Tybalt is a Catholic character, and as he states "to strike him dead, I hold it not a sin," he is saying that to murder Romeo would not be a sin ... audience would not expect to happen. For example in Act 4, scene 5, the Capulets find Juliet's dead body, as she has supposedly killed herself, as she was getting married to Paris, but the potion was given to her by the fri...

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... yet another example of influential prejudice between the rival families was displayed from a character by the name of Paris, which lead to Romeo taking violent action. Firstly, when Paris was at the cemetery and he spotted Romeo, he immediately demonstrated prejudice against Romeo when he stated: "And here is come to do some villainous shame / To the dead bodies. I will apprehend him"" (5.3.). ... As observed from the quote, without Paris personally knowing Romeo ... , he assumed Romeo was a villain there to disturb the bodies of Tybalt and Juliet, and he thus decided to apprehend Romeo...

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... was warm throughout and this was also very effective. It gives us the message that their love was so great that it lighted everywhere they went and it was very significant. In the scene where Romeo finds out that Juliet is dead Zeferilli shows the classical approach how Romeo was upset and this was shown in a ... theatrical way and it told the viewers that Love is very valuable and it should not be lost. ... It showed that Romeo could not live anymore because of Juliet's death and that he was at one of the ... himself Juliet was waking up and they actually kissed each other as they co...

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... character. In contrast to that idea, they also share many similarities that include each rolls persistence with one another and constant impulsiveness throughout the story. The first major point in Romeo and Juliet's differences to one another include how each roll interacts with their parents. Romeo on one hand ... melodramatic mood of some kind. Whether it be him exploding uncontrollably into a violent fit of rage and passion, or him suffering through the absolute and utmost epitome of love deprived depression, he seemed to have always been in some sort of deep state of emotional desti...

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... a play with many themes like love, death, friendship, revenge and honour. Before Act 3 Scene 1 we have two very important events, the party is one where Romeo gatecrashes the party and Tybalt vows revenge "patience perforce with wilful choler meeting makes my flesh tremble in their different greeting! I will withdraw but this intrusion ... on his hands. Mercutio dies in both Romeo and Benvoli's hands. The audience should be left feeling sorry for Mercutio, as he was not intended to be killed, and also left wondering how Romeo will react. With Mercutio dead Romeo is feeling guilty "hath ...

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... were a game. The setting also conveys the physical deterioration in society. The buildings, especially the stage, are crumbling and worn down. The carnival in the background, usually a place bustling with children and laughter is empty and silent. Children, who themselves are symbols of innocence and purity, do not belong in such a violent society. Near the end of the scene, as Mercutio lay dead and the storm picks up, the camera focuses ... on young children gazing upon the scene of terror and destruction. Their faces are the image of innocence, yet the violence they saw is an everyday...

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