This shows that Tybalt is listening to his Uncle and obeying his orders. Despite Tybalt's nature, he is loyal to his Uncle and obeys. He mentions this to Lord Capulet, however, Lord Capulet tells Tybalt to leave Romeo alone.
Tybalt is also being instructive in this quotation, telling Romeo that he must 'turn and draw.' This also illustrates how Tybalt is passionate and likes to be in control.Īs Romeo has gate-crashed the Capulet party, Tybalt believes that he is dishonouring the family name. The fact that Tybalt is calling Romeo a 'boy' is an insult and illustrates how Tybalt is instigating the conflict, wanting Romeo to react to the insult. "Boy, this shall not excuse the injuries that thou hast done me therefore turn and draw." When he seeks Romeo for a fight, he is argumentative when Romeo refuses to fight him. He fuels the conflict and rift between the two families. Tybalt is argumentative when he speaks to any of the Montague family. This causes Romeo to avenge his best friend's death. Tybalt seeks his revenge by fighting with Romeo, but when Romeo refuses to fight he kills Romeo's best friend, Mercutio, instead. Lord Capulet quickly intervenes and tells Tybalt not to fight Romeo and Tybalt reluctantly obeys. Tybalt reacts badly, almost causing a fight at the Capulet household. All of these characteristics are demonstrated when he finds out that Romeo has gate-crashed a Capulet party, knowing that the Montagues are not welcome. He is strong-willed, argumentative, passionate and loyal. He is extremely feisty and enjoys the conflict between the Montagues and his family.
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