We next see Tybalt at the ball, he is angry because he has seen a Montague at a Capulet ball, but when he tells his uncle, he is told not to fight with them because his uncle does not want blood or fighting in his home. Tybalt is also raring for a fight with Romeo once he has seen him at the ball. Tybalt refers to Romeo as a slave because he thinks all the Montague’s aren’t worthy to be rich or royal and thinks they should all be slaves, you can tell this when Tybalt says “what dares the slave come hither”. Tybalt also thinks that the intrusion will turn into a fight when they next see each other, although right now he doesn’t want to fight as much as he did when he saw Benvolio and Samson, you can tell this as he says “now seeming sweet, convert to bitterness gall’. Lord Capulet hits Tybalt when he tells him Romeo is at the ball because Tybalt wants to fight him and Lord Capulet didn’t want him to ruin his party.
The last time we see Tybalt is in act 3 scene 1, when he kills Mercutio then runs away and Romeo takes after him because Mercutio was his best friend and he wants to get revenge. When Romeo catches Tybalt they have a fight, which is when Tybalt says “this shall determine that” which means, this fight will show us who the better fighter is, this is when Romeo defeats and kills Tybalt.
Although Tybalt was a part of the tragedy there were other people that were involved, such as the nurse. The nurse played a part in the tragedy by encouraging Juliet to see Romeo as much as she could and was also the person that gave and took messages to and from Romeo and Juliet.
Also Friar Lawrence played a part in the tragedy because he spoke to Romeo about it, and gave Juliet the potion that would bring her back to life after a certain amount of time, and did not make sure Romeo got the letter telling him about the plan.
The people weren’t the only things involved; fate had a big part to play, you can tell this because Romeo went to the ball to find and talk to Roseline, but instead fell in love with Juliet and if he hadn’t have gone to the ball looking for Roseline he would never have fallen in love with Juliet. He would never have had to get a plan with Friar Lawrence so he would never have had to get a plan with Friar Lawrence so that Romeo and Juliet could be together without anyone knowing.
There was also the fact of the feud, was part of the tragedy because it forced Romeo and Juliet to have a relationship in secret.
I conclude that it was not only Tybalt’s fault that the tragedy happened but he did play a big part in it, but so did fate and other people.