As a witness of the fight, that led to a tragedy, I have the right to tell my side of the story. It was a hot and sunny day. My skin was boiling, which had given me a bad feeling something would happen under the heat. What made it even worse was that Tybalt had shown up. He had asked to speak with either Mercutio or myself. That is when Mercutio and Tybalt began to argue. I had tried my best to reason with them both. It was only then that Romeo had came up to us. Tybalt’s attention went towards Romeo and then he proceeded to call him a “Villain.” Romeo had calmly told him he only had a reason to love him and was not the “Villain” he had called him. Tybalt took what he had said only as a joke. He had stated that Romeo’s words were just excuses to the pain that he had caused …show more content…
Romeo, of course, had told him he had down no such thing as to hurt Tybalt. Without any hesitation, Tybalt had drawn his sword. Romeo refused to fight him, but Tybalt was as stubborn as a mule. Again, Romeo had told his reason for only wanting to love him more than hate him. Mercutio had gotten angry and drawn his sword. It wasn’t too soon before Tybalt and Mercutio had began fighting one another. Romeo was determined to stop the fight between the two, that he had thrown himself in front of them. I was stunned by his brave action, that I had flinched a bit. Then, before my eyes, Tybalt had stabbed Mercutio beneath Romeo’s arm and fled with his men. Not knowing what to say, I was speechless. Romeo turned to rage and anger. From what I had heard, Romeo had declared, “O sweet Juliet, Thy beauty hath made me effeminate and in my temper softened valor’s steel!” Mercutio laid dying on the hard, dirt ground. Tybalt even had the nerve to show his face upon us again after what he had done to Mercutio. By the look on his face, it was as if he had no remorse. Romeo had drawn his sword and then begun to fight Tybalt. It wasn’t long until Tybalt had fallen. Only then had I finally