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How does Romeo's knowledge of his love for Juliet affect his attitude toward Tybalt?

Romeo fears and mistrusts Tybalt.

Romeo treats Tybalt with fondness.

Romeo hates Tybalt.

Romeo is indifferent to Tybalt.

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Romeo's knowledge of his love for Juliet affects his attitude toward Tybalt in a significant way. He initially treats Tybalt with fondness, as he is now related to him through marriage.
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