more favour can I do to thee than… to sunder this, that was thine enemy?

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Answer 1

that suggests that romeo is implying that the only way he can be free from the guilt and constraints of killing tybalt is to end his life

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enemy shows that previously tybalts and romeos relationship was fuelled with hatred and despair, but now Romeo is offering a chance at forgiveness

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this is effective as it foreshadows how the death of romeo will form a bridge between the opposing families and finally end the ancient feud. In this quote Tybalt death became a factor which lead to Romeos demise