In class writing

  In Act 1 Scene 1, I'm playing as Abram, who's a servant to Montague. The main issue of this scene is the feud between two families. During the conflict against the Capulet's servants, I need to show my anger and scorn. A few ways to represent those are raising the volume of my voice and body languages. When One of the Capulet bites his thumb at me, I need to be a little bit shocked that he does that and then be really angry. Another great way to ungrade the feud performance is the exaggeration of the sword fighting actions.

  In Act 1 Scene 5 and Act 3 Scene 1, I will be playing as Tybalt, who is also a really angry character. I have to carry the hate to Romeo all along according to the play. In 1.5, Capulet tries to stop me from going after Romeo, I need to show discontented and unsatisfied emotions. In 3.1, I'm fighting against two enemies, so my hate drives me to kill Mercutio and Romeo will kill me after.