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How does Baz Luhrmaun use presentational devices to reveal the qualities of the rival Montague and Capulet gangs in the opening scene of "Romeo and Juliet"?

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English

 

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May 18, 2014

 

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The setting, of Verona Beach, is a city where aspects, such as gun crime and gang warfare are prolific. The setting there lends itself to conflict and power, which is demonstrated by the tall buildings, displaying the rival family's names on. The images of the tall buildings, which dominate the city skyline, show how the two families divide the city...
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The images of the tall buildings, which dominate the city skyline, show how the two families divide the city. Luhrmann has purposely situated the scene here, as it uses the audience's cultural knowledge to display the effects that Luhrmann has aimed to achieve. The opening scene is set in a petrol station...
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