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The movie includes the following which is emphasized is Lady Montague stopping her husband, the Prince being absolute power and feared by all, Benvolio being a truly good guy, Capulet loving his daughter and upset over the wrong he did his wife and the Nurse being talkative. The movie does not include the last bit of prologue, Romeo and Benvolio talk about whats wrong with Romeo and the Servant bumping into Romeo and talking to Capulet about the party.

The movie director did not include the last bit of the prologue because this is a movie and not a play. The movie is not on a stage, therefore "the two hours' traffic of our stage" would not make sense. In movies, it is uncommon for the characters to speak directly to the audience. "What here

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