Tybalt Bully Analysis

In Romeo And Juliet story Tybalt is a character who is aggressive,chocky and though. He is always looking for a fight. Tybalt is a bully verbally and physically, this bully has helped and affected the events leading to Romeo and Juliet's deaths. Tybalt was the one who forced Romeo and Mercutio to start a fight which lead to a huge disaster.

Some people might think that Tybalt is not a bully because he very protective and loyal who can do whatever it takes to accomplish his family’s duty. But I believe that he needs to control his actions and think before he acts. Being cocky and full of yourself does not bring you a good result after all and that's exactly what happened to him.

Another reason that Tybalt is bully because he feels a great sense of hatred towards the montague family because he believes that they are dangerous for the capulet family. His hatred is clear and certainly strong about the Montague on Act 1, scene I “What, drawn, and talk of

Bullies tend to pick on more sensitive and weaker people like romeo. Romeo tried to solve everything peaceful but tybalt didn't agree, which is another flow of his character. He continues calling names, he says "Romeo, the love i bear thee can afford no better term than this: Thou art a vilian." Act 3 Scene I. This is another perfect example of Tybalt verbally bullying and not controlling what he says to others. Mercutio was watching how Tybalt was treating Romeo and draws his sword with anger. While they fight Tybalt kills Mercutio, and this is where the tragedy of the story begins. I think Tybalt is the one to blame for this tragedy, he bullies Romeo, who defends himself from his best friend’s killer. Romeo gets sick of Tybalt being though on him and gets upset , then kills Tybalt, which leads to Romeo being banished from Verona. Tybalt is the one who first came looking for a fight, and he continues to verbally attacking/bullying