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The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment addThe Death Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Death Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Differences The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building. Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet. Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died. Add comment The Death Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Death Scene: Similarities Theme: not everything happens as planned. Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet. Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie. Add comment The Fight Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Differences Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting. Add comment The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Fight Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment The Balcony Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Differences Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet. Add comment The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Balcony Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Fight Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Fight Scene: Similarities Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses. Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right Add comment The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Warm Bodies Add comment more_vert The Meeting Scene: Differences Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Differences Setting: Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to kill the zombies there. Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Meeting Scene: Similarities Theme: Love at first sight Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people. Add comment The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Death Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment The Balcony Scene: Similarities Emily Hoese 10mo The Balcony Scene: Similarities Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important. Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other. Add comment The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Emily Hoese 11mo The Meeting Scene: Romeo and Juliet Add comment add

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The Death Scene: Differences

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The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building.
Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet.
Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died.
 

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The Death Scene: Similarities

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The Death Scene: Similarities 
Theme: not everything happens as planned. 
Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet.
Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie.
 

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The Fight Scene: Differences

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The Fight Scene: Differences
Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona. 

Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and  large amount of skeletons fighting. 
 

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The Balcony Scene: Warm Bodies

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Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet.
 

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The Fight Scene: Similarities 
Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses.

Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right

 

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The Meeting Scene: Differences
Setting: Romeo and Juliet,  Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to  kill the zombies there.

Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend.
 

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The Meeting Scene: Similarities

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The Meeting Scene: Similarities 
Theme: Love at first sight 

Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people.

 

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The Balcony Scene: Similarities

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The Balcony Scene: Similarities 
Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught. 

Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important.

Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo

Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other.
 

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The biggest difference between the two "death" scenes is that in Warm Bodies, R and Julie do not die when they jump from a building.
Setting: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet both commit suicide, and they are in the Capulet family tomb. Also, in Warm Bodies, they jump from a building. In Romeo and Juliet, the choice of death is poison for Romeo and a knife for Juliet.
Mood: In Warm Bodies the mood is happy because the corpses and the humans were finally coming together. In Romeo and Juliet the mood was depressed because Romeo, Paris, and Juliet had died.

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Theme: not everything happens as planned.
Mood: R and Romeo will do anything for Julie and Juliet.
Characters: Both include the feuding families coming together, and Romeo and R, and Juliet and Julie.

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Settings: In Warm Bodies, the setting was the Subway. In Romeo and Juliet, the fight was held in a public street area in Verona.

Characters: A large amount of zombies and humans and large amount of skeletons fighting.

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Setting: In Warm Bodies, Julie brought R into her house to disguise him with makeup. This did not happen in Romeo and Juliet.

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Characters:They both have M and Mercutio, Juliet and Julie, R and Romeo, and they both have the antagonist Tybalt and the corpses.

Theme: Everyone will come together to protect their loved ones, and what they believe is right

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Setting: Romeo and Juliet,  Romeo and Juliet meet at a dance. In Warm Bodies, they meet at a pharmacy where Julie is actually trying to  kill the zombies there.

Mood: in Romeo and Juliet for both of them is affection and happy. In Warm Bodies, R is feeling the love and affection, but Julie has just lost her boyfriend Perry, so she is feeling very distressed and upset at the sight of her dead boyfriend.

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Theme: Love at first sight

Characters:R and Julie, very similar to the names Romeo and Juliet. When R and Romeo see the girl, they can't stop staring at her. They also both have a girl or boyfriend when they meet. They also both come from two feuding families, the Montagues and Capulets, and the corpses and the normal people.

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Setting: Both have balconies where R and Romeo are hiding in bushes or down under the balcony, and Julie and Juliet are both standing on the balcony. In both settings, it is dangerous for R and Romeo to be under the balcony if they were to be caught.

Characters: Both have Nora and the nurse and both R and Romeo have to tell Julie and Juliet something important.

Mood: Both J and Julie have the same mood- feeling that they missed R and and Romeo

Theme: They both are so romantically involved that they can't get rid of each other.