Tybalt is consistently characterized throughout the play as an antagonistic, fiercely loyal kinsman with no tolerance for Montagues. He is hot-headed and impulsive, vowing revenge on Romeo when his uncle subdues him at the party. Tybalt demands a duel to settle the offense with Romeo. In Act Three, Scene 3, Romeo and Tybalt meet, and Mercutio dies at the hand of Tybalt. Enraged by this turn of events, Romeo kills Tybalt in retribution. Re-write this scene from Tybalt’s point of view, paying attention to Tybalt’s thoughts leading up to and during his encounter with Romeo