Tybalt

Question 1

W.D.A.T.O.P.I.H.T.W

Answer 1

WHAT DRAWN AND TALK OF PEACE? I HATE THE WORD

hostile and aggressive, living up to the masculine standards, expresses his disdain for peace & his conformational nature

hyperbole & juxtaposition & antithesis

Question 2

W.A.T.D.A.T.H.H

Answer 2

WHAT AREN’T THOU DRAWN AMONG THESE HEARTLESS HINDS

metaphor

obsession with masculinity & reflects his contempt for pacifism, likens Benvolio to a weak female dear

Question 3

F.M.M.R.B

Answer 3

FETCH ME MY RAPIER, BOY

alliteration & imperative language

impulsiveness and inability to tolerate insults, reflect his hot-headed nature, instinctive recourse to violence & fiery nature is tempered by loyalty to family

Question 4

I.F.W.S.A.V.I.A.G.I.N.E.H

Answer 4

IT FITS WHEN SUCH A VILLAIN IS A GUEST: I’LL NOT ENDURE HIM

dramatic irony

consumed by vengeance, unwilling to let go, remains defiant, unyielding hatred

Question 5

M.T.C.W.R

Answer 5

MERCUTIO, THOU CONSORTEST WITH ROMEO

foreshadows his relentless aggression, provocative, antagonism intensifies & triggering their masculinity

Question 6

T.A.A.V

Answer 6

THOU ART A VILLAIN

sworn enemy, nothing but contempt for Romeo, direct insult, public declaration of hostility

Question 7

T.W.B.T.D.C.H.H

Answer 7

“THOU, WRETCHED BOY, THAT DIDST CONSORT
HIM HERE”

after wounding Mercutio, catalyst for tragedy, reveals his hubris & inability to foresee consequences

foreshadow