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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. Many people use their actual names as their usernames in twitter. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's twitter account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Tweet:
Twitter is often a place where people rant. If Tybalt had a twitter, he would tweet about his plans to battle Romeo. The fact that he hates Romeo is supported by the exchange of conversation between Capulet and Tybalt in the party scene. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thinks "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. As readers we can infer that Tybalt had a play in turning Romeo's prank bitter. Instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue hating Romeo. Additionally because Tybalt enjoys dueling, he would likely duel Romeo to "punish" him.

Hashtag:
The hashtag Tybalt would use is #feud. This is for the reason that the only reason he is battling Romeo is because of the feud. This can be seen from what Tybalt is thinking in the party scene; "It fits when such a villain is a guest.

I’ll not endure him." Because Tybalt thinks Romeo has disrespected him as evidenced by the quote he will not "endure" him and decides to duel.

Location: Verona, Italy (the specific location of where the tweet was taken is not relevant)

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Textual Evidence & Explanation:
Username:
For an instagram account, Tybalt may use the username, tybthecap, because, one, it includes part of his name, and two it includes his house. If you look on most personal instagram account, it can be seen that in the username one includes their name or part of their name. Based on this empirical evidence, one can assume that Tybalt, an instagram user, may include part of their name in their username. Second, Tybalt would include his house because it is part of his identity. This can be seen through the fact that he confidently "defends" his house. For example, take a look at when Tybalt discovers a Montague was present at the Capulet's Party; "Uncle, this is a Montague, our foe," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 3). As you can see from the quote Tybalt associates himself with the Capulets which is evident when he uses the phrase "our foe" which refers to the Capulet house's foe. By associating himself with the Capulets, it becomes his identity. Therefore, tybthecap, is a username Tybalt may use.

Picture:
If Tybalt would post a picture on instagram, he would post a picture congratulating Juliet on her engagement with Count Paris. This is for the reason that Tybalt would agree with the sentiment of the house that a marriage between Juliet and Count Paris is the best thing for Juliet. This is supported by the fact that Tybalt and Juliet must have been close, evidenced by the fact that Juliet cried for Tybalt once he had passed. Thus Tybalt would want the best thing for Juliet. Second the sentiment of the house is that Count Paris would be an excellent husband. This is supported by Capulet's dialogue praising Count Paris; "And having now provided

A gentleman of noble parentage,

Of fair demesnes, youthful, and nobly trained,

Stuffed, as they say, with honorable parts," (Act 3, Scene 5, Page 8). Because Tybalt wants the best thign for Juliet which would be Count Paris, he would post a picture congratulating their engagement. Moreover, if the alternative would be for Juliet to marry Romeo, Tybalt would disagree because of his personal vendetta against Romeo. The fact that Tybalt hates Romeo is supported by the exchange of conversation between Capulet and Tybalt in the party scene. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thinks "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. Instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue to hate him. For these reasons Tybalt would support a marriage between Juliet and Count Paris and disagree with the potential alternative husband, Romeo.

Location: Verona, Italy (specific location is not relevant)

Caption:
The caption that Tybalt would post on this instagram photo would be "Congratulations for mine cousin for getting engaged." This caption is supported by the fact that Tybalt cares for Juliet, and that he wants the best for her which is Count Paris. This was supported by evidence above.

Hashtag: If Tybalt were to create an Instagram post such as the one described he would use #happy. Often when using hashtags people describe their feelings. Because Tybalt wants the best for Juliet and Juliet is engaged to Count Paris, Tybalt would be happy and therefore the hashtag would be appropriate

Filter Choice:
Because Tybalt wants the best for Juliet, he would be happy to see them get married. This was supported by evidence above. Warm colors are usually associated with feelings of happiness. The Kelvin filter brightens pictures, specifically enhancing the warm colors. Therefore because Tybalt would arise happiness from seeing Juliet and Count Paris becoming married, he would use the Kelvin filter to communicate those feelings.

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According to betterfencer.com, music has a significant effect on an athlete’s mind, focus, and performance. The website specifically talks about that the way in which this occurs is that music can get an athlete into the right mindset before competing. Moreover, the study has shown that this new-found confidence can improve performance with a better mindset and focus. Tybalt would listen to a playlist, to better improve his performance in dueling. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. Therefore, to be a better duelist or rather to be in the right mindset for dueling,  Tybalt would listen to a Spotify playlist.

“I Am the Champion” is one of the songs Tybalt would listen to. For example, this can be seen in the following lines of the song; “I am the champion. I am the number one.” The nature of these lyrics tends to be cocky evident from the fact that the author is ascertaining they are the best while being ignorant to the fact that there is a high probability someone is better. These traits line up with that of Tybalt who is also cocky. This trait can be seen in the following quote from Tybalt before he fought with Romeo; “Shalt with him hence,” (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 7). From this quote, it can be inferred what Tybalt is assuming is that he would win the battle although there is a chance that he may not. Tybalt would be able to relate to the song as the themes of cockiness resonate within him. Additionally, as previously mentioned Tybalt would listen to this song as the lyrics are also very motivating; “I am the champion. I am the number one.” The confidence gained from listening to this song would put Tybalt into the right mindset to be able to better perform and therefore he would listen to it.

“The Bomb” is another one of the songs Tybalt would listen to because it is very motivating. For example, this can be seen in the following lines of the song; “I’m the bomb and I’m bout to blow up.” What this line can be interpreted as is that I’m the best and I am about to show you. These lyrics are very motivating as Pigeon John sings the lyrics with confidence as if he truly was the best and was going to show everyone. Tybalt would listen to these lyrics to better improve his performance. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. By listening to this song, Tybalt would be in the right mindset before dueling which may improve his performance. Therefore Tybalt would listen to this song.

“Centuries” is another one of the songs Tybalt would listen to again because the song is very motivating. For example, this can be seen in the following lines of the song; “You will remember me for centuries.” What this line infers is that there is a reason one will be remembered for centuries whether that be that person was really famous or that they wrote a lot of plays. These lyrics are very motivating because they are sung with confidence as if they were certain the lyrics were true. Tybalt would listen to these lyrics to better improve his performance. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. By listening to this song, Tybalt would be in the right mindset before dueling which may improve his performance. Therefore, Tybalt would listen to this song.

“Smooth Criminal” is another one of the songs Tybalt would listen to again because he can relate with the lyrics. For example, this can be seen in the following lines of the song; “You’ve been hit by a smooth criminal.” Tybalt, specifically can relate to the fact that he is also a “smooth criminal”. For example, this can be seen in the fact that Tybalt is an excellent swordsman. “He rests his minim rests—one, two, and the third in your bosom,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). Tybalt is very smooth in how he approaches dueling evident by him taking the appropriate rests, and he is a criminal in the fact that he is dueling, something not short from a swordfight in which someone dies, and the winner is the actual criminal. Therefore because he can relate with the lyrics, Tybalt would listen to this song.

Eye of the Tiger is another one of the songs Tybalt would listen to because the song is very motivating. For example, this can be seen in the following lyrics of the song; “Risin up to the challenge of our rival.” These lyrics are very motivating as they are saying I can beat him no matter how much more skilled he may be. This is a very confident statement and very motivating once listening to the song as the lyrics start to repeat in your head. Tybalt would listen to these lyrics to better improve his performance. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. By listening to this song, Tybalt would be in the right mindset before dueling which may improve his performance. Therefore, Tybalt would listen to this song.

Back in Black is another one of the songs Tybalt would listen to because the song is very motivating. For example, this can be seen in the following lyrics of the song: "So look at me now. I'm just makin' my play. Don't try to push your luck, just get out of my way." These lyrics are very motivating because they scream confidence. What is meant by this is that they hold the position that you can do it. Tybalt would listen to these lyrics to better improve his performance. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. By listening to this song, Tybalt would be in the right mindset before dueling which may improve his performance. Therefore, Tybalt would listen to this song.

Immortals is another one of the songs Tybalt would listen to because it is very motivating. For example, this can be seen in the following lyrics of the song: "'Cause we could be immortals." Immortals are people who live forever. These characteristics are "extra human". What this immortality symbolizes are the extra human abilities that some may possess. The fact that we are able to achieve these abilities motivate us to do our best in order to achieve them. Tybalt would listen to these lyrics to better improve his performance. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. By listening to this song, Tybalt would be in the right mindset before dueling which may improve his performance. Therefore, Tybalt would listen to this song.

Headstrong is another song Tybalt would listen to because it is very motivating. For example, this can be seen in the following lyrics of the song: "Headstrong to take on anyone." These lyrics are very motivating because they are saying we will do what we want to be able to take on anyone. Many people strive to be able to do this and therefore this is very motivating to listen to. Tybalt would listen to a playlist, to better improve his performance in dueling. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. Therefore, to be a better duelist or rather to be in the right mindset for dueling, Tybalt would listen to this song.

My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark is another song Tybalt would listen to because the lyrics are motivating. For example, listen to the following lyrics; "So light em up up up." These songs are repeated throughout the song. The repetition as well as their meaning being just destroy the opposition make the lyrics very motivating. Tybalt would listen to a playlist, to better improve his performance in dueling. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. Therefore, to be a better duelist or rather to be in the right mindset for dueling, Tybalt would listen to this song.

Friction is another song Tybalt would listen to because the lyrics are motivating. For example, listen to the following lyrics; "Get out of the middle. And rise to the top now"
These lyrics are very motivating because they simply say, stop being average and become the best. Additionally, because these phrases are repeated it adds to the effectiveness of the song's message because the message is then better communicated to the audience.
Tybalt would listen to a playlist, to better improve his performance in dueling. This can be seen in the following quote describing Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1). As seen from this quote, it can be seen that Tybalt cares very much about dueling, evident from the fact that he is deeply meticulous about it. Because Tybalt cares about his sport, he would try to get better at it. Therefore, to be a better duelist or rather to be in the right mindset for dueling, Tybalt would listen to this song.

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Textual Evidence & Explanation:
Username:
"He’s tougher than the Prince of Cats." The name Tybalt is an allusion to the medieval folklore "Reynard the Cat".  In Reynard the Cat there is a character called Tybalt whose nickname is the Prince of Cats. Shakespeare alludes to this folklore by using the name Tybalt and the respective nickname as seen in the quote. Because Tybalt carries the same name as Tybalt in Reynard the Cat and is alluded to, an instagram username with the same nickname would be appropriate as they are compared various times in the play.

Picture:
The picture that Tybalt would have posted would be a challenge request for anyone to try to beat him at dueling. This would likely occur for two reasons. First Tybalt is very cocky. This trait can be seen in the following quote from Tybalt before he fought with Romeo; “Shalt with him hence,” (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 7). From this quote, it can be inferred what Tybalt is assuming is that he would surely win the battle although there is a chance that he may not which is cocky in nature. Additionally, Tybalt looks to fight. This can be seen when Tybalt asks to fight Romeo;  "Therefore turn and draw," (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 3). Although Tybalt could resolve his conflict in different ways, he chooses to duel Romeo which shows that he looks to fight. Combining these two character traits of Tybalt, his cockiness and his want to fight, it can be inferred that Tybalt may post a challenge.

Location:
The location of the duel would be at the town square of Verona in which Mercutio and Tybalt had fought. This is evident from the following quote in which Romeo indirectly adresses the location at which they are; "The Prince expressly hath

Forbidden bandying in Verona streets." Therefore, if Tybalt had fought there once, he likely would fight there again and for that reason the location of the picture is at the Town Square of Verona.

Caption:
The caption of the photo is "Doth thee bethink thee can beat me? I would like to see tryeth." What this means is "Do you think you can be me? I would like to see you try." Tybalt would use this caption because he is very cocky and looks to fight. This trait can be seen in the following quote from Tybalt before he fought with Romeo; “Shalt with him hence,” (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 7). From this quote, it can be inferred what Tybalt is assuming is that he would surely win the battle although there is a chance that he may not which is cocky in nature. Additionally, Tybalt looks to fight. This can be seen when Tybalt asks to fight Romeo;  "Therefore turn and draw," (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 3). Although Tybalt could resolve his conflict in different ways, he chooses to duel Romeo which shows that he looks to fight. Combining these two character traits of Tybalt, because he looks to fight he would ask if anyone thinks they can beat him, and because he is cocky he would say I'd like to see you try.

Hashtag:
If Tybalt were to create an Instagram post such as the one described he would use the #imthebest. This is evident by the fact that Tybalt thinks he is the best duelist. This can be seen when Tybalt acts cocky as was explained above.

Filter Choice:
According to color-wheel-pro.com, orange is a color which may symbolize determination and success. Charmes, the filter that Tybalt would use, adds a slight orange mask to the original photo. Tybalt would use this filter because he is determined for success. These character traits are evident from the fact that Tybalt is a master duelist and he takes the necessary steps to beat an opponent. These character traits can be inferred from when Mercutio describes Tybalt; “He fights as you sing prick-song, keeps time, distance, and proportion. He rests his minim rests—one, two, and the third in your bosom,” (Act 2, Scene 4, Page 1).As evidenced by the quote Tybalt takes the necessary steps in order for him to ensure his victory which shows his determination. Therefore, Tybalt would use the charmes filter.

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Username:
If Tybalt were to have an Instagram Account he may use the username, "capuletsartbetter". This is supported by the fact that Tybalt hates Montagues, and because he is a capulet, he would think he is better than them. The fact that he hates Montagues is supported by the exchange of conversation between Capulet and Tybalt in the party scene. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thinks "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. Instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue hating Montagues. Therefore because he hates Montagues, Tybalt would think Capulets are better, and choose the username "capuletsartbetter".

Picture:
The picture, Tybalt would post to instagram, would be a hate post about Romeo. Evidenced by the previous section, Tybalt hates Montagues and specifically hates Romeo. Because Tybalt has this personal hate for Romeo, he would not want Juliet to hang out with her which is the reason for which the picture is posted.

Location: Verona, Italy (location does not matter in this instance)

Caption:
A caption that Tybalt may use is "Stayeth hence from mine cousin," which means stay away from my cousin. Evidenced by the previous section because Tybalt hates Montagues, he would not want Romeo to be around Juliet.

Hashtag:
If Tybalt had an instagram account and had posted a picture such as this one, he would have used the hashtag, #ihateu. Often when we use hashtags we describe our feelings. As stated above Tybalt hates Romeo because Romeo disrespected the Capulet house by showing up at the party uninvited. Therefore, Tybalt would use the hashtag, #ihateyou.

Filter Choice:
If Tybalt would create a hate instagram post about Romeo, he would use the filter, Sutro. What this filter does is it overlays a dark vignette. A common motif of dark colors is evil or bad. Because Tybalt hates Romeo, as evidenced in the previous section, he would want to associate Romeo with these negative things. Thus Tybalt would use Sutro as his choice of filter.

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Username:
The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. Many people use their actual names as their usernames in twitter. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's twitter account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Tweet: Twitter is often a place where people rant. If Tybalt had a twitter, he would rant about how it was not his fault for the death of Mercutio. The stage directions of that scene were as follows: "ROMEO tries to break up the fight TYBALT stabs MERCUTIO under ROMEO’s arm," (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 5). The stabbing of Mercutio was as a result of Romeo blocking the way in which the each person in the duel saw each other. This led  Tybalt to accidentally hit Mercutio

Hashtag:
If Tybalt had a twitter account and he used this tweet, he would use the hashtag I am innocent. The reasons for why he believes that he is innocent are answered above

Location:
Verona, Italy (the specific location of where the tweet was taken is not relevant)

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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. Many people use their actual names as their usernames in twitter. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's twitter account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Tweet:
Twitter is also used to make jokes which many people do on it. If Tybalt were to have a twitter account he would make a joke about a montague, especially because he hates them so much. In this tweet, Tybalt asks what had woken a child. To no one's surprise Tybalt had answered a montague. In this joke, Tybalt associates Montagues with something that purposely woke up a child. The response one may get from that is a Montague is a bad person. Tybalt uses this joke to associate Montagues as bad people. This is a result of the fact that Tybalt hates montagues. The fact that he hates Montagues is supported by the exchange of conversation between Capulet and Tybalt in the party scene. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply to forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thinks "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. As readers we can infer that Tybalt had a role in turning Romeo's prank into something bitter. Instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue hate Montagues. Therefore because he hates Montagues, Tybalt may make a joke about Montagues on twitter associating them as bad people.

Hashtag:
A hashtag Tybalt would use if he posted this tweet is #MontaguesSUCK. The reasons for why he believes so were answered above .

Location:
Verona, Italy (the specific location of where the tweet was taken is not relevant)

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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. The most common name for someone's facebook account is their actual name. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's facebook account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Photo:
Because facebook has a large audience in which things can be easily shared, many people post pictures in which they ask their community to do something. Most times, these social media users ask their followers to tag a friend or respond to a question. However, sometimes people ask for help in locating things. Tybalt, had he had a facebook account would post a picture of Romeo at his party in hopes that someone may help him in locating Romeo so that Tybalt could make Romeo pay for wronging him. This is evident from the thoughts Tybalt had after being told to stand down by Capulet; "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. From this quote we can assume that Tybalt would be the one to make Romeo's prank turn bitter to him. Therefore in order for Tybalt to accomplish this goal, he would have to locate Romeo which he may using a post on facebook.

Location: Capulet's Party
The location at which Romeo would be found or the photo would be taken would be at the Capulet's Party. This is evident by a quote of Romeo's in which he reveals where he was going; "And we mean well in going to this mask," (Act 1, Scene 4, Page 3). In this quote it is revealed that Romeo is going to a masquerade ball which happens to be the Capulet's Party.

Caption:
If Tybalt were to create this facebook post, the caption of the facebook post would be, "Holp me findeth this scoundrel!" This is for the reason that the purpose of the post is to be able to locate Romeo so that Tybalt can make him pay for the wronging that was caused to Tybalt as mentioned above.

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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. The most common name for someone's facebook account is their actual name. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's facebook account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Picture:
On facebook what is often done is posts about future events. If Tybalt were alive, and if Juliet was still engaged to Count Paris, Tybalt would post an appreciation post for Count Paris becoming his future cousin-in-law. This is for two reasons. Tybalt wants the best husband for Juliet. The best husband would be Count Paris. This is supported by the following information. Tybalt and Juliet must have been close, evidenced by the fact that Juliet cried for Tybalt once he had passed. Thus Tybalt would want the best thing for Juliet. Second the fact that Count Paris would be an excellent husband is supported by Capulet's dialogue praising Count Paris; "And having now provided

A gentleman of noble parentage,

Of fair demesnes, youthful, and nobly trained,

Stuffed, as they say, with honorable parts," (Act 3, Scene 5, Page 8). Therefore because Tybalt wants the best thing for Juliet, Tybalt would be happy to have Count Paris to be a cousin-in-law which is shown through the use of an "appreciation" post on facebook.

Location: Verona, Italy (the specific location of where the facebook post was uploaded is nor relevant)

Caption:
If Tybalt had made an appreciation post for Count Paris the caption could be, "So joyous to has't @CountParis as a future cousin-in-law!" This is evidenced by the fact that Tybalt wants the best for Juliet and if that is Count Paris, Tybalt would be joyous to have Count Paris as a cousin-in-law. This is supported by the evidence above.

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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. The most common name for someone's facebook account is their actual name. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's facebook account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Picture:
Often, in social media, platforms are used to spread hate either widespread or towards a certain person. If Tybalt had a facebook account he would create a hate post about the nurse for not speaking up when she had the chance. Tybalt and Juliet must have been close, evidenced by the fact that Juliet cried for Tybalt once he had passed. Because Tybalt cares about Juliet, he would blame anyone who had the power to stop it and choose to stay silent for her death. Therefore, Tybalt may start a hate post.

Location: Verona, Italy (the specific location is not relevent)

Caption: If Tybalt owned a facebook account and created a hate post towards the nurse the caption would say, "Thee claim to worketh for the Capulets. YET THEE WAST SILENT and now behold what hath happened." Again because the nurse did not say anything or speak up when she easily could have which may have prevented the death of Juliet, Tybalt would be mad at her. This supports the anger and frustration seen in the caption that is towards the Nurse .

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This meme shown below is saying that nobody has time for Romeo and Juliet. Tybalt would agree with this meme because he would not approve of a relationship between Juliet and Romeo. This makes sense because of the fact Tybalt hates Montagues. The fact that he hates Montagues is supported by the exchange of conversation between Capulet and Tybalt in the party scene. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thought "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. From this we can infer that Tybalt may have a play into what makes Romeo's prank bitter. Therefore, instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue hating Montagues. Because the meme is addressing the opposing of a relationship between Romeo and Juliet, Tybalt would support it.

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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. Many people use their actual names as their usernames in twitter. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's twitter account could be Tybalt Capulet.

Tweet:
Many people use twitter as a way to evoke a response from someone with them being open to the public eye. Tybalt did exactly this when he tweeted at Benvolio threatening him to stop snitching on him. Tybalt threatens Benvolio using dueling as that is his strong suit. He has done this multiple times. For example, take a look at when Tybalt tried to punish Romeo; "Boy, this shall not excuse the injuries. That thou hast done me. Therefore turn and draw." As evidenced by the quote Tybalt choose to attempt to duel Romeo. Therefore Tybalt is likely to threaten by dueling again. Next Tybalt is likey to post this tweet because he would be aware that Tybalt outted him. When Benvolio was revealing to Prince Escalus what happened, he outted Tybalt; "An envious thrust from Tybalt hit the life. Of stout Mercutio, and then Tybalt fled." Because this outing would likely get Tybalt into trouble, Tybalt would threaten Benvolio through the use of this tweet.

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The hashtag that Tybalt would use is #masterduelist. This is to reciprocate the fact that Tybalt is skilled at dueling in order to remind Benvolio of the very real threat that is posed to him. This is supported by the evidence in the previous section as to why Tybalt would threaten Benvolio in the first place.

Location: Verona, Italy (the specific location of where the tweet was taken is not relevant)

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A large part of the play of Romeo and Juliet is based on the fact that Tybalt, the main antagonist, hates Montagues. In fact he is the driving force of the feud. The meme below (created by ME) plays on the fact that Tybalt chooses to keep the feud persisting despite having the option to simply end it. This is supported by the exchange of conversation between Tybalt and Capulet in the party scene. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thinks "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. This demonstrates the meme as instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue hating Montagues.

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The full name of Tybalt's character is Tybalt Capulet. Many people use their actual names as their usernames in twitter. Therefore based on this empirical evidence, the name of Tybalt's twitter account could be Tybalt Capulet.

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Tweets can also be used to express a public message directed to one person. Tybalt would use twitter to communicate an apology to Mercutio. This can be inferred by the fact that Tybalt did not mean to kill Mercutio. This can be seen from Benvolio's account of the experience; "His agile arm beats down their fatal points, And ’twixt them rushes—underneath whose arm. An envious thrust from Tybalt hit the life Of stout Mercutio," (Act 3, Scene 1, Page 8). As evidenced from the quote, Tybalt's sword wasn't prevented from going up which means the killing of Mercutio was an accident. Therefore because it was an accident, Tybalt would apologize to Mercutio.

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Tybalt would use the hashtag #nationalapologyday because he would most likely apologize on a "special" day as Tybalt is not characterized as a particularly caring person to those outside is house.

Location: Verona, Italy (the specific location of where the tweet was taken is not relevant)

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The meme shown below jokes on the fact that Romeo and Juliet fell in love with the only person they are supposed to hate. Tybalt would support the viewpoint of this meme because he hates Montagues and wouldn't encourage a relationship of Juliet's with a Montague. For example, this can be seen in the party seen in which Tybalt chooses to continue his hatred toward Montagues. Capulet strictly affirms to Tybalt the following quote about Romeo. "You will tolerate him. Capulets position is to not care that Romeo came to the party uninvited and simply forgive. However, Tybalt does not see the reasonability in his uncle and thinks "I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall

Now seeming sweet, convert to bitterest gall," (Act 1, Scene 5, Page 4). In this quote Tybalt says that Romeo's prank will turn bitter to him later. Instead of choosing to forgive Romeo as Capulet had done, he choose to continue hating Montagues. Therefore, this hate for Montagues Tybalt has supports the viewpoint of the meme.