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* TranquilFury: After likely decades of the Capulets and Montagues at each other's throats and putting up with it, the Prince is utterly fed up with it, threatening them with execution or worse should their feud keep disturbing the peace. Once the debacle between Romeo and Juliet comes to light, leaving probably the most personal body count to everyone in its wake, the Prince's reaction is to [[DissonantSerenity calmly]] ask the heads of the feuding families if they understood what had just happened. Overall, the Prince's calm, clinical dialogue in that scene hints that he's simply too drained to explode in rage.
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* TranquilFury: After what is likely decades of putting up with the Capulets and Montagues at each other's throats and putting up with it, throats, the Prince is utterly fed up with it, threatening them with execution or worse should their feud keep disturbing continue to disturb the peace. Once the debacle between Romeo and Juliet comes to light, leaving probably the most personal body count to everyone in its wake, the Prince's reaction is to [[DissonantSerenity calmly]] ask the heads of the feuding families if they understood what had just happened.understand how pointless their hatred of each other is and the cost of their feud, the prince himself having lost two kinsmen in Mercutio and Paris because of it. Overall, the Prince's calm, clinical dialogue in that scene hints that he's simply too drained to explode in rage.
