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Explain how two different directors Make the themes of love and Conflict clear in the opening Of their version of Romeo and Juliet
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Explain how two different directors Make the themes of love and Conflict clear in the opening Of their version of Romeo and Juliet The opening scene in the version including Zeffereli is set in an old market place, which shows that Romeo and Juliet story took place a long time ago. When the two households salves meet in the market one of the monauge salves bites his thumb at the Capulet slaves. In this part the director is showing that biting your thumb at someone was as bad verbally swearing at some one to insult him or her. The director uses old colourful clothing on the slaves. The monauges have the same outfit and so do the Capulet's this is the way that they show they are from the two different households. The two households have a fight because of the thumb biting. The fight is use of swords and some using...
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