Dress: Romeo is dressed in a suit with tails as he has come from his wedding, he has bloodstains all over his shirt and his hands are covered with the blood of Mercutio, his bow tie has come off and his trousers torn from the beating of Tybalt. Tybalt however carries the blood of Mercutio in his hands his suit has been ripped from the beating of Mercutio and the blood has dripped from his face on to his gold suit.
Lighting: There will be one source of bright light shining throughout the whole bridge to show the importance of the scene, bright light will also shine on to the cars this will draw attention. All people apart from Tybalt and Romeo will fade into the background and will hardly be seen.
Tone of voice: Romeos voice will be loud full of rage and anger wanting to avenge his friend and Tybalt quiet with a lot of stuttering as he is now scared and full of guilt.
Character position: Most of the characters will fade into the background, Romeo and Tybalt will be sitting in their cars ready to play chicken, and both of them are revving their cars up. Both will have both hands on their steering wheels.
Body language: Romeo and Tybalt both confident and nervous of the outcome of what is about to go down. Both of them are psyching themselves keeping straight faces and not giving frightened emotions.
Language: In the play Shakespearian language will be used as it makes the play more effective and interesting, it makes the scene more emotional.
Attitude: in previous scenes Romeo would be quiet and Tybalt would be aggressive but in this scene things have changed. Romeo is very angry and aggressive, as the loss of his best friend has outraged him. Tybalt is afraid of what will happen to him for killing Mercutio so his attitude is quieter. Once Romeo has killed Tybalt his attitude to changes and he becomes quiet.
