External and internal conflict romeo and juliet act 3.1

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In act 3, scene 1<span> of Shakespeare's </span>Romeo and Juliet<span>, </span>one internal conflict Tybalt faces<span> concerns his </span>desire to behave as a gentleman vs. his hotheaded anger<span>.</span>

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