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Romeo kills Tybalt.
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Why has Tybalt sent a letter to romeos house?
because tybalt is the one to start a fight, romeo will never pick up a sword.
What happens to Tybalt and who is responsible?
he died.. romeos
Hod did Tybalt react to romeo not wanting to fight?
Tybalt thought that romeo was faking and trying to trick him. Tybalt continued to try and get romeo to fight him but romeo just could not due to the fact that Tybalt was now romeos cousin or brother because of his love to Juliet.
Why did Tybalt kill Romeo's best friend?
Tybalt killed Mercutio(Romeos friend) because Mercutio was taunting him which resulted in a fight. However, although Tybalt hated Mercutio, he never actually intended to kill him.
Who gets murdered in Romeo and Juliet?
earlier in the play, romeo crashed a Capulet party. angry, Tybalt swore revenge with a sword fight. Romeo's friend mercutio ends up fighting Tybalt, and romeo attempts to intervene by stepping between them. Tybalt stabs mercutio, despite Romeos attempts to end the fight, and mercutio dies. Romeo and Tybalt then fight, and romeo kills Tybalt, and romeo is banished from Vienna. Merutio, romeo and Tybalt sword fight.
Who is romeos best mate and who does he get killed by in romeo and Juliet?
Romeos best friend is Mercutio, who gets killed by Tybalt. and later, romeo kills tybalt.
Who else knows about Romeos motive not to fight Tybalt?
Only Juliet knows about Romeo's motive not to fight Tybalt, as he confides in her about his love for Tybalt being fueled by their sudden family connection through marriage. Juliet is the only one privy to this information in the play.
What was the name of Romeos best friend and why did he die?
His name was Mercutio, the man who fought Tybalt because he finds Romeo's excuse not to fight Tybalt cowardly. During the fight Romeo got between the two trying to stop the fight, and in doing so got Mercutio stabbed.
Who issues a challenge on Romeos life in Romeo and juliet?
Tybalt.
Who is Romeo's main enemy?
Tybalt, he killed mecurito (romeos bro.)
Is romeos decision to fight Tybalt an act od fate or an act of free will?
Romeo's decision to fight Tybalt can be seen as both an act of free will and influenced by fate. While Romeo chose to engage in the fight, his impulsive nature and the events leading up to the confrontation (such as Mercutio's death) can be seen as determined by fate. Ultimately, Romeo's actions result in tragic consequences, highlighting the complex interplay between free will and destiny in the play.
Why does Tybalt want to challenge romeos presence at the feast?
because he doesn't belong there.
