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How does Shakespeare make the actions of Tybalt and mercuito consistent with their characters?
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∙ 8y ago
That he's somewhat hypocritical, since Tybalt's this arrogant bully that saunters around boasting of his Fencing skills, and Mercutio mocks that, though he's pretty arrogant himself. But a lot argue that the main difference between them (and of Mercutio's arrogance) is that Mercutio really does have the skills that to rival Tybalt's, and he knows it.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 6y agoWe know the characters in a play from their actions; it is what they do which tells us who they are. A well-written character is who he is because of the choices he makes. Thus we know that Tybalt is a bully addicted to fighting not because Mercutio says so (after all, Mercutio could be mistaken or lying) but because he wants to disturb the party in 1,5 in order to start a fight, because we see him aggravating the fight in 1,1, and because he is roaming the streets looking for Romeo in 3,1 just so he can fight him. All of these actions tell us what kind of person Tybalt is, so perforce they have to be consistent with their characters.
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∙ 15y agothey both like to fight and they hate each other
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∙ 11y agoBoth Tybalt and Mercutio can get angered easily and they are both immature.
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