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How is Tybalt able to kill Mercutio so easily? Tybalt is a far-better swordsman; Mercutio was all talk. Mercutio was arguing with Romeo. Romeo is holding Mercutio's arm. Tybalt struck with Mercutio's back
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How is Tybalt able to kill Mercutio so easily? Tybalt is a far-better swordsman; Mercutio was all talk. Mercutio was arguing with Romeo. Romeo is holding Mercutio's arm. Tybalt struck with Mercutio's back to him.

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Tybalt is a far-better swordsman; Mercutio was all talk. " Tybalt was able to kill Mercutio so easily because Tybalt is a far-better swordsman; Mercutio was all talk.
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The main reason was probably the fact that Tybalt struck with Mercutio's back to him. The thing was that Romeo wanted to break up the fight between the two but only got in the way which ended with Mercutio's death.
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