In act iii, scene i of romeo and juliet, tybalt returns to the scene after he has killed mercutio and fled. what motivates his return?
a, the anger he feels about the marriage
b, his desire to make peace with romeo
c, the guilt he feels about killing mercutio
d, his hatred for the entire montague family

the answer is D.

Explanation:

Tybalt  wants to finish with The Montagues. He comes back to kill Romeo, in fact. He storms back into the scene  and when Romeo, feeling sorry for Mercutio's death,  defies him , Tybalt says: "Wretched boy, you hung out with him here, and you’re going to go to heaven with him.". He threatens Romeo with death. He has already killed Mercution and now he has come for Romeo.

The answer is A. the anger he feels about the marriage

Explanation:

Tybalt is a short-tempered man; Juliet's cousin and Romeo's rival. After he killed Mecutio --Romeo's best friend. He returns angrily to kill Romeo, for he didn't want that marriage.

Option B cannot be possible as he was Romeo's enemy and he actually returned to kill him. C cannot be possible either as the fight started with Mecutio, and wanted to end it like that. And D is not possible eiither as he didn't hate his own family.

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