Tybalt Dramatic Monologue

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I can’t believe it… I stabbed Tybalt! Right in the square! I should have listened! Look at what has befallen us; Mercutio, dead, because of me. Tybalt, dead …. killed by me very two hands. How could I have even dreamt to live with the guilt of blood stained red hands in life? Especially after I have met the light of my life… Oh what will Juliet think of me now? I have to right this wrong… I must! But how?

The day was burning, and so was the atmosphere. Tybalt was in the heat of yet another argument with Mercutio, who was a conceited lad. Boatful and provocative, Mercutio and Tybalt together meant a fight was patent. Could it have been my fault, for Tybalt’s exasperative and aggressive behaviour ultimately evoked him to take my life! But why

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