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Tybalt's slander refers to his aggressive and confrontational behavior, particularly towards Romeo in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." He derogatorily calls Romeo a "Montague" and views him as a dishonorable intruder at the Capulet party, which fuels the animosity between the two families. His fiery temperament and desire to uphold his family's honor often lead him to provoke violence, making him a key antagonist in the play. Tybalt's actions and slanderous words contribute significantly to the tragic unfolding of events.

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