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Comparing Tybalt's Presentation Of Violence In Romeo And Juliet

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The image portrays two males sword fighting and a female between the two trying to stop them. In the quote Tybalt and Romeo fight and create violence because Tybalt dislikes Romeos courage to go to the Capulet party. Romeos love for Rosaline is the reason that he is going to the party, his love and heart desires Rosaline, and this love leads to violence and death as Tybalt finds this disrespectful. Romeos love is the reason for their fight and the image is portraying a fight for one’s love. In the image, the two males are creating violence because of both of their love for the same female. Both of their hearts desires her love which then leads to the violence. The image and quotation portray that love seems to push two lovers closer to violence,

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