The hot-headed cousin of Juliet in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet,' known for his aggressive personality and dramatic sword fights.
From Old High German 'Tibaldes,' possibly meaning 'bold people.' Shakespeare chose this name for his aggressive character, and it became associated with fiery temper through the play's popularity.
Tybalt is such an interesting character because he's not purely evil—he's just trapped by honor codes that force him to fight, showing how social pressure can make good people do terrible things!
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