The play Romeo and Juliet has shaped and reshaped ideas about conflict in both Shakespeare and Luhrmann's version of the play. The ideas of the disagreement are shown in both the play and movie and are portrayed as a major part of both makes. Shakespeare has managed to put lots of the feud in his text, whereas Luhrmann has changed and taken out parts of conflict. Even though somethings of the play were change one item that has stayed the same is the language. This is because it makes the conflict seem stronger with Shakespearean language. The types of conflict shown the film and play are internal and physical conflict. These are shown in many ways that will be listed below.
Internal discord is conveyed in many ways with in Shakespeare's play …show more content…
The internal disagreement is shown in Act 2 Scene 2 from Juliet by her face and language which has been explained before. When Juliet is say the quote “ Romeo, O Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?” she is looking up and down while the word are coming out of her mouth. This shows that Juliet is thinking and trying to find the answer to her question so much that she is looking everywhere even high and low. The effect that this has on the viewers is that it makes us feel like she is sad and depressed because she is looking up and down because when you are sad you can’t look start because your thoughts are messed up. Also she is expanding her words and making them longer but having a sigh and saying “O Romeo!” she makes the “O” very long to show how long she has been thinking of what to do. Also there is a break between the first “Romeo” and second one. This also shows how puzzled she is. These breaks and long letters made the spectators feel like she needs guidance from someone but she doesn't know who to tell. The conflict is shown also in her body language because it all looks like she is thinking and sad. Even though this line doesn't take long in the movie from the facial expression and body language of that Juliet that she does before she says this line show how much internal ill will she is having because of how lost she is. In Act 4 Scene 3 Juliet has only 2-4 lines that she says. The majority if
Internal discord is conveyed in many ways with in Shakespeare's play …show more content…
The internal disagreement is shown in Act 2 Scene 2 from Juliet by her face and language which has been explained before. When Juliet is say the quote “ Romeo, O Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?” she is looking up and down while the word are coming out of her mouth. This shows that Juliet is thinking and trying to find the answer to her question so much that she is looking everywhere even high and low. The effect that this has on the viewers is that it makes us feel like she is sad and depressed because she is looking up and down because when you are sad you can’t look start because your thoughts are messed up. Also she is expanding her words and making them longer but having a sigh and saying “O Romeo!” she makes the “O” very long to show how long she has been thinking of what to do. Also there is a break between the first “Romeo” and second one. This also shows how puzzled she is. These breaks and long letters made the spectators feel like she needs guidance from someone but she doesn't know who to tell. The conflict is shown also in her body language because it all looks like she is thinking and sad. Even though this line doesn't take long in the movie from the facial expression and body language of that Juliet that she does before she says this line show how much internal ill will she is having because of how lost she is. In Act 4 Scene 3 Juliet has only 2-4 lines that she says. The majority if