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Un párrafo sobre Teobaldo de Romeo y Julieta

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Answer from: kledi72

En el Acto I, Escena I, Teobaldo entra y ayuda a sus sirvientes, Sansón y Gregorio, que están luchando en las calles con los sirvientes de los Montesco, Abraham y Baltasar. Al ver a Benvolio (el primo de Romeo) tratando de detener la pelea, Teobaldo saca su espada para luchar contra Benvolio, diciendo:

¿Qué, desenvainar y hablar de paz? Odio la palabra.
Como odio el infierno, todos los Montesco, y tú.
¡Ten a ti, cobarde!
Más tarde, en el baile de los Capuleto, Teobaldo es el primero en reconocer a Romeo a través de su disfraz, y lo mataría si no fuera prohibido por su tío, el señor Capuleto. Su deseo de venganza sin ser visto, Teobaldo envía una carta de desafío a Romeo para un duelo a muerte. Al comienzo del Acto III, entra a buscar a Romeo, solo para crear tensiones con Mercucio, quien se burlaba de Teobaldo incluso antes de que entrara en escena. Teobaldo inicialmente ignora a Mercucio y se enfrenta a Romeo, quien se niega a luchar debido a su matrimonio con Julieta. Teobaldo se enfada aún más; no sabe que Romeo no puede pelear con él porque ahora son parientes.

Answer from: shirleyyxo

In Act I, Scene I, Tybalt enters and helps his servants, Samson and Gregory, who are fighting in the streets with the Montagues' servants, Abraham and Balthazar. Seeing Benvolio trying to stop the fight, Tybalt draws his sword to fight Benvolio, saying:

What, draw and speak of peace? I hate the word.

How I hate hell, all Montagues, and you.

Have you, coward!

Later, at the Capulet ball, Tybalt is the first to recognize Romeo through his disguise, and would kill him if it were not forbidden by his uncle, Mr. Capulet. Desiring revenge unseen, Tybalt sends a letter of challenge to Romeo for a duel to the death. At the start of Act III, he goes in search of Romeo, only to create tensions with Mercutio, who was mocking Tybalt even before he entered the scene. Tybalt initially ignores Mercutio and confronts Romeo, who refuses to fight due to his marriage to Juliet. Tybalt gets even more angry; He does not know that Romeo cannot fight him because they are now related.

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Answer from: Quest

An inference that can be made is that the princess is bothered about the tiger door. although there are reasons for both this one has a better reason. the princess is not a monster and even if she didn't want to marry this man she wouldn't want him to die. the grudge of death is pretty heavy. unless she has done this before and feels no regret then she wouldn't want to be married to someone of low quality, if he is low quality.

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When making a -their reason-a piece of evidence from their side-why they are wrong-a piece of evidence on why they are wrong. hopefully this

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