Comparing Tybalt In William Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
The star-crossed gnomes meet in a garden while Juliet was trying to sneak a flower back to her side and Gnomeo was on a mission to poison the well water when they find out they're from different gardens. This parallels to the act of Romeo crashing a Capulet party and meeting Juliet, them falling quickly in love, but finding out that their love is forbidden. The
Tybalt in the play dies while the one parallel Tybalt in the movie dies, but is pieced back together and lives on. One major difference is that neither Gnomeo nor Juliet died in the movie.
They had a near death experience which caused the two different clans to reconcile and celebrate. In the play, both parties decide to kill themselves in the name of love which causes the
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One of the pieces, Ophelia, was painted by Sir John Everett Millais in 1851. The painting, littered with great
Norwood 6 detail, represented the event of when Ophelia drowned herself after being driven mad by
Polonius’s(her father) death. Millais sprinkled symbols that related to the character in the play,
Hamlet, like poppies to symbolize death, and violets to mean chastity, or a youthful death. The artist put so much detail in the painting that the model for Ophelia had to pose in a bathtub full of water for four months, hopefully not successively. Another piece, David Garrett As Richard III made in 1745 by William Hogarth, obviously was created after the thought of Shakespeare's play, Richard III. The incredible painting of David Garrett, a famous actor and stage manager in the eighteenth century, gained much attention for his role as Richard III just like Hogarth’s painting did upon release. Hogarth’s painting displays the dramatic scene in the play,
Tybalt in the play dies while the one parallel Tybalt in the movie dies, but is pieced back together and lives on. One major difference is that neither Gnomeo nor Juliet died in the movie.
They had a near death experience which caused the two different clans to reconcile and celebrate. In the play, both parties decide to kill themselves in the name of love which causes the
different …show more content…
One of the pieces, Ophelia, was painted by Sir John Everett Millais in 1851. The painting, littered with great
Norwood 6 detail, represented the event of when Ophelia drowned herself after being driven mad by
Polonius’s(her father) death. Millais sprinkled symbols that related to the character in the play,
Hamlet, like poppies to symbolize death, and violets to mean chastity, or a youthful death. The artist put so much detail in the painting that the model for Ophelia had to pose in a bathtub full of water for four months, hopefully not successively. Another piece, David Garrett As Richard III made in 1745 by William Hogarth, obviously was created after the thought of Shakespeare's play, Richard III. The incredible painting of David Garrett, a famous actor and stage manager in the eighteenth century, gained much attention for his role as Richard III just like Hogarth’s painting did upon release. Hogarth’s painting displays the dramatic scene in the play,