Shakespeare verses Luhrmann

and Tybalt shows that the feud may be
             more between the youths of the families, and the adults have grown out of
             it in some ways [The adults still hate each other yet they do not endure
             [We could tell this in act1 scene 1of the film, because Lady Montague
             wouldn't let her husband out of the car with the gun!]
             Tybalt comes across as a very aggressive natured boy. Tybalt's anger
             can only become worse when he finds out Romeo is in love with Juliet.
             Tybalt has a big head, I know this as he is called a princox.
             The last words we hear Tybalt say are of great importance they don't
             only talk of how he is trembling with rage but they also warn and talk of
             destiny. "Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall."This is proverbial
             that the sweetest honey contained some gall
             ...

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