Title: Discuss How The Theme Of Conflict Is Presented In 'Romeo and Juliet'. - GCSE English - Marked by Teachers.com
Headings: Discuss How The Theme Of Conflict Is Presented In 'Romeo and Juliet'.
Discuss How The Theme Of Conflict Is Presented In 'Romeo and Juliet'.
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Content: For example, the brawl at the beginning started so suddenly, that the audience got an idea of how quickly a fracas can start. This is shown throughout the play, because whenever there is any sign of skirmish, the speed of the play seems to increase. In conclusion, it is clearly shown that conflict is essential in a tragedy in order make an interesting and effective play. Shakespeare has clearly done this, not only by including physical conflict, but verbal t as well. Shakespeare has used the Elizabethan lifestyle to show the different types of tension that were around when the play was created. However, these dispute are still around in the twenty-first century, and this play represents the fact that society may have modernised, but the same problems and conflicts still occur today. 1 ...read more. The above preview is unformatted text
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