How is tybalt most responsible for the deaths of romeo

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Question: How is Tybalt most responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. 3 main points saying why we think the person is guilty. Support the answer with two pieces of textual evidence for each point. say how the evidence supports your point and answer.

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