the hate I bear thee can afford," and "..no better term than this,/ thou art a villain."
His lines include "What, drawn, and talk of peace! I hate the word/the hate I bear thee can afford," and "..no better term than this,/ thou art a villain." He thwarts Benvolio's attempts to stop a street brawl at the start of the play, then almost attacks an intruder at a feast. He challenges his new relative to a duel, but the challenge is taken by Mercutio, whom he kills. For 10 points—name this militant nephew of Lady Capulet who is then slain by Romeo.
His lines include "What, drawn, and talk of peace! I hate the word/
{Tybalt}