Romeo kills Tybalt right after he marries Juliet in Act III. He is now family to Tybalt and does not want to fight him, but he can't tell anyone why. Romeo wasn't ever much of a fighter in the first place, and, due to the Prince's ultimatum from Act I, there are many reasons why Romeo wouldn't want to fight Tybalt. Still, Mercutio engages Tybalt in a duel after Tybalt hurls insult after insult at Romeo....
I guess the answer would be : <span> b)overshadowed.
Hope this helps !
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Hey, what’s the theme thought, you have to know what you are writing about!
B. to draw a connection between the speaker and the reader
