Romeo And Juliet Tybalt Monologue

My Lord, My God, why have you left me to suffer here by myself? All is indeed lost and no sense of redemption can be found. Tybalt is in his grave dead to this day, no trace of recovery can be found by the doctors or the wisest men of the land. This is severely devastating and heartbreaking; words cannot describe what I’m currently going through. Tybalt was a great man, he was the man of the people, he nurtured and took care of me from my infant ages to my maturity stage, I even dare to say that he was the greatest teacher that I have ever had a dialogue within the whole of Verona, even greater than the late Hieronymus Fracastorius. He was indeed the cousin everyone wished for, he was greater than perfect and everyone had a spark of lust when they saw his lovely face and handsome smile. What ponders my heart, soul and mind is the fact that Romeo was the one who plotted and conducted the murder, how in all of the heavens and earth could he find a …show more content…
This has created much bloodshed to both our families, Tybalt who was my beloved cousin, Mercutio, who was Romeo’s best friend and my husband Romeo. Imagine if we just used the fabrication of our mind to philosophize and come up with solutions which would halt the Great War between both houses in an empirically possible manner free from errors, but bounded with the grace of Our Lord and we could create a lively and moral atmosphere for all. If these processes would have struck both of our families early enough, we wouldn't have such deaths, such intense fights and whatnot. If surely they were carried out, the Prince even wouldn't have to be so frustrated. But who except God knows what our lives will