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... . The dialogue in this first scene between the servants is very well known to those familiar with the words of Romeo and Juliet, Abram says to Sampson, "Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?", Sampson replies with, "I do bite my thumb, sir." The servants use swords as weapons, just as in Shakespeare's novel, which was a traditional weapon to use back in ... ...
... there maiden heads, take it in what sense you will" The language is intensified by shouting and all speech is read incredibly fast apart from the last word "sir" which Sampson uses sarcastically. Luhrmann made clever adaptations to his film so the original script would not be changed, the name of the gun is the sword used in Shakespeare's version. Although ... ...
... but banished from Verona instead. If Romeo ever returns, Prince Escalus cautions, he will certainly be killed. Act I, Scene I On a street in Verona, two servants from the house of Capulet, Sampson and Gregory, deliberately initiate a fight with two servants from the Montague house, Abram and Balthasar. Benvolio, a close friend to Romeo and nephew of Lord Montague, arrives and tries to stop ... ...
