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Tybalt's actions in the play's fight scene portray him as rational easy-going hot-natured honorable
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Tybalt's actions in the play's fight scene portray him as

rational

easy-going

hot-natured

honorable

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It’s been a while since I’ve read it, but I would say probably hot-natured.
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