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Which best describes romeo’s attitude toward tybalt and paris as he enters the capulets’ tomb in act v, scene iii, of the tragedy of romeo and juliet?
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Which best describes romeo’s attitude toward tybalt and paris as he enters the capulets’ tomb in act v, scene iii, of the tragedy of romeo and juliet?

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He is glad to have killed them because they helped to bring about the tragedy.

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