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Why does Tybalt want to fight with Romeo? Attachment below
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Why does Tybalt want to fight with Romeo?

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Answer:the answer is because romeo is a montague

Explanation:ive done the whole romeo and juliet thing twice

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I believe it's because Romeo is a montague, but it could be A as well.

Explanation: in the story, the capulets and montagues hate eachother to death. Romeo is the montague, while Juliet is the capulet.

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