... born into a feud yet he still allies himself with the Capulets. Mercutio's character stands out from the rest because of the energy in everything says and does. He is constantly playing on words, using two or more meanings. Romeo once describes him as, "A gentlemen who loves to hear himself talk" (2.4.145-147). Also, displayed in his Queen Mab speech in Act I Scene IV ... and Tybalt trying to stop the fight, Tybalt kills Mercutio. Romeo in a fit of rage, kills Tybalt. As a consequence, Romeo is banished from Verona and therefore from seeing Juliet. Mercutio's death sends shockwaves thro...

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... Lurhmanns Romeo and Juliet because it is a very imaginative and less boring towards Franco Zeferelli. Baz made it modern but still kept the same old dialect, it fells like the two grudged families have gone to the future and blended in with their surroundings. This is the best-modernized film I have seen from a 16th century film to a modern film. I did not ... is hot, The Capulets are abroad and if we meet we shall not scape a brawl" Tybalt one of the Capulets said "Gentlemen, good e"en. A word with one of you." Mercutio responded and made a joke out of it to make Tybalt angry "And but ...

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