Now by the stock and honour of my kin,
To strike him dead I hold it not a sin ”
Tybalt discovers a Montagues voice and want him dead; he gets annoyed that the Montague dare to intrude the Capulets party.
This line shows that Tybalt is very strong hearted towards Capulets and any wrong that occurs towards the Capulets then Tybalt will assure that its dealt with immediately. Although this is not necessarily a positive attitude towards Capulets, it could come across as causing more arguments and confrontations between the Montagues and Capulets. I have reason to believe this from Act 1 Scene 5.
“ What Goodman boy, I say he shall; Go to,
Am I the master here or you? Go to.”
This line alone shows that a Capulet disagrees with Tybalt disgraceful behaviour. “ Goodman boy ” is a deliberate insult, putting Tybalt down and in his place. “ Go to” is an expression of anger. So just from those to phrases we can automatically tell that Tybalt is trying to cause confliction when it isn’t required or necessary.
“ You’ll not endure him? God shall mend your soul,
You’ll make my a mutiny among my guests?”
This is a line continuing from the above, this line shows that the Capulet doesn’t want Tybalt to make a fuss at the party. The Capulet just wants Tybalt to be on his best behaviour and carry on as normal. After the Capulet has warned Tybalt, Tybalt questions the Capulet.
“ Why, uncle, ‘tis a shame”
The Capulet then follows on by saying:
“ You are a saucy boy. Is t so indeed?”
This line is explaining that Tybalt is insolent and the Capulet questions Tybalt is there any need for his behaviour and attitude.
“ This trick may chance to scathe you I know what.
You must contrary me? Marry ‘tis time.”
The Capulet is trying to say here, that if Tybalt carries on the way he is acting he will suffer for it.
I think that this scene shows that Tybalt is very stubborn and has very strong beliefs. He also will not stop until he had his own way. I have reason to suspect this from Tybalts outrageous threat towards Romeo.
“ Patience perforce with wilful choler meeting
Makes my flash tremble in their different greeting”
This line states that Tybalt is forced to be patient, but inside he is boiling with rage and has a mixture of feelings that makes him tremble. It also means that he will grudgingly walk away and calm down, but although he is sweet now it will turn into bitter hatred!
“ I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall,
Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall.”
This basically means that he will withdraw and leave Romeo alone, but what seems sweet and innocent now will turn into nasty hatred.
Frair Lawrence is like a priest in the play is set with fate and chances occurences, his rash behaviour in the play adds dramatic tension. Romeo tells Friar Lawrence that he has fallen in love with a Capulet- Juliet.
" Then plainly know my heart dear love is set on the fair daughter of rich Capulet"
Frair Lawrence points out his love for Rosalyn was not true love, he agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet. In act 3 scene 3 Frair Lawrence stops Romeo from committing suicide and to continue with the marriage to Juliet
" Its my dear son with such sour company. I bring thee tidings of the princes doom"