How Did Tybalt Ruined Romeo And Juliet's Life

Tybalt isn’t most responsible for Romeo and Juliet’s deaths because he didn’t know about Romeo and Juliet’s marriage, but Friar Laurence did, and he did more than Tybalt to cause their deaths. “Hold thy desperate hand” (3.3.1). Friar acknowledges how desperate Romeo is and also how immature he is. Tybalt also always wanted to fight, and was the most aggressive person. Like I said earlier, Tybalt wanted to fight Romeo, but Romeo refused, he also was the aggressor in the first fight that got them warned by the Prince.

Another character that is to be blamed for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet is Tybalt, Juliet’s cousin. Looking at the events leading up their deaths, Tybalt has always been their progressing the problem, rather than attempting to make things better. Tybalt instantly wanted to get revenge on Romeo, after Romeo showed up uninvited to the Capulet’s party, despite Lord Capulet assuring him it was fine. The quote, “This, by his voice, should be a Montague.- Fetch me my rapier boy,... to strike him dead I hold it not a sin” from Act 1, Scene 5 shows that Tybalt was planning to battle Romeo. Tybalt came to fight Romeo, but Romeo, who had just secretly married Juliet, did not want to, as they were now family.

Tybalt wanted to fight Romeo because he hated Romeo so much that he couldn’t bear the hate any longer that’s why Tybalt called Romeo a villain. Capulet stopping Tybalt from fighting Romeo caused Tybalt to look for Romeo to fight

Sadie Schwartz Ms. DeVisser English I 18 March 2024 Tybalt is always in trouble and getting into fights. He disliked a lot of people, and people disliked him. He was hard to get along with. If Tybalt had made better decisions and didn't get into so much trouble, he would have a better relationship with everyone. Tybalt is to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet because he is always in trouble.

Tybalt then does not listen to Romeo and still wants to fight. Mercutio steps in, in order to help out the matter of Romeo not wanting to fight. The whole chain of events of Mercutio and Tybalt go fighting in the streets. ‘Romeo-

Tybalt is not the ultimate cause of Romeo and Juliet’s death.

Tybalt ends up killing Mercutio, which makes Romeo defend him and fight Tybalt. Romeo kills Tybalt, which leads to him being banished from the city. Friar Laurence then creates a plan that was to have Juliet fake her death, but the plan goes wrong causing Romeo and Juliet to kill themselves. Secondly, the Montagues and Capulets are also responsible for Romeo and Juliet’s deaths. One main reason is that the two families were involved in a feud.

Another reason why Tybalt is the cause of his own death is that he starts the fight with Romeo. “Romeo, the love I bear thee can afford no better term than this: thou art a villain.”-Tybalt (3.1.56-57). When Tybalt says this he insults Romeo by saying he is nothing more than a villian.

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Romeo is more of the lover boy while Juliet is a wise thinker. In Act 3, emotion prevails despite Romeo and Mercutio’s logical arguments because the logical ending to the situation would be that Romeo and Mercutio walk away without fighting Tybalt, but Mercutio’s emotions get the best of him and he starts fighting Tybalt, resulting in his death. In Act 3 Scene 1, Romeo, Mercutio, Tybalt, and some of Tybalt’s men are in the town square and Tybalt is arguing with Romeo because he is still bad about Romeo being at the party. Romeo does not think he needs to fight him because he claims to forgive him because he loves him anyway. Romeo says, “Tybalt, the reason that I have to love thee/

In Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, every character-whether major or minor- has an important role in the play and affected how the tragedy ensued, yet some characters had a greater impact than others. With that being said, Tybalt is most responsible for the tragedy of the play because he intentionally wanted to start trouble and his destructive actions and behaviors toward others were never for anyone’s benefit. An example of Tybalt’s destructive behavior is seen in the beginning of the play when Romeo was seen at the Capulet party. When Tybalt caught sight/ heard the voice of Romeo, he immediately told a page to fetch him his sword and said to himself, “What, dares the slave come hither covered with an antic face to fleer and scorn

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In act 3 scene 1, Shakespeare makes Romeo be the good guy and tries to stop the fight which advances the plot. Romeo says,” Till thou shalt know the reason of my love” (3.1.69 ) to Tybalt. Which he tells him that he loves him all the fighting isn’t needed. Romeo was trying to get Mercutio and Tybalt to put down their swords until Tybalt strikes Mercutio under Romeo's arm, hitting him in the right spot just to kill him. Romeo then kills Tybalt and has to leave Verona because if the Prince finds Romeo inside Verona walls he’s going to kill him (3.1.193-196).

Romeo is the reason for the death of tybalt because tybalt was trying to fight romeo and romeo was telling him that he loved him like a brother and that he couldn't hurt his family. After romeo told him that he wasn't going to fight him he started talking about mercutio. Mercutio wasn't having it and jumped up and started arguing with him and then somebody threw him a sword and they started fighting.

According to the text, Tybalt went to fight Romeo but Romeo didn’t want to. Instead his friend Mercutio steps in for Romeo. Romeo tries to break up the fight, but Tybalt ends up killing Mercutio and Romeo gets mad with it. So Romeo goes out to find Tybalt and kills him, but for that he is banished from the city. Juliet decides to go with him without anyone else know. So she takes a drug that friar Laurence gave her to fake her death. Romeo finds out that she is dead and goes to see her dead body. Romeo goes into the tomb and kills himself next to her. When she wakes up, she sees Romeos dead body and decides to kill herself. As you can see Tybalt is to be blamed for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet because for Tybalt starting a fight it banished Romeo which lead to the deaths of Romeo and