Romeo and Juliet: Then and Now

w a happy fantasy can turn into sadness through love, but the bet part is how McEnery carries this speech off, with great intensity, which I think Shakespeare would have wanted to have conveyed. Even though this performance was great, it showed Mercutio as a crazy, insane, kooky, lunatic.
             The beginning scene where the nurse and lady Capulet were talking to Juliet was a very effective scene because of the characters? powerful performances. The nurse was awesome at brining dimension and character to the scene. She was very authentic, warm, happy and mainly just enthusiastic. The nurse's talented pageant shows how cold and unconnected Lady Capulet is with Juliet. Shakespeare wan
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