At the end of the scene where Prince Escalus says that if the two families fight again there will be deaths, Luhrman's version, he has used the modern day equivalent of a prince, a police general, this is good because there are no princes in modern day cities so Luhrman has used the next best thing, a modern day equivalent of a prince. ...
The prince warns the two families they come to brawl again; their lives shall pay the penalty. ... Her mother introduces marriage to her with little sensitivity, and virtually tells Juliet to marry Paris, thus discouraging Juliet. ... With the daughter having little or no say at all. ...
So it also has a bit of his personal life, as it can be said that very little is known about the personal life of William Shakespeare. ... The monarchy of the Visigoths established peerages along with the title of Prince (frustrated, in German, meaning the main person), local rulers who were among those who chose the king. ...
