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Tybalt

Tybalt

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Nov 4, 2026

Tom PowerHOST
4:30
He dies.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:32
Well, Romeo gets into a street fight with her cousin, Tybalt.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:39
After they've eloped.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:39
Okay, so Romeo and Juliet have eloped.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:42
They haven't told anyone that they're married yet.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:46
Romeo bumps into Tybalt, her macho cousin, who basically says, hey, it's on.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:51
I'm going to kill you.
Ann-Marie MacDonaldGUEST
4:52
They fight.
Heather AllenPANELIST
5:19
no they asked their french friend what they should name this character and the french friend said probably yeah probably
Rick SandidgeHOST
5:26
Apparently, one of the characters in Raynard the Fox is Tybert the Cat, which is based off of Tybalt, the Prince of Cats, which we actually had a recent conversation about.
Rick SandidgeHOST
5:35
I don't remember when, when I was talking about Tybalt from Romeo and Juliet.
JessicaPANELIST
5:38
Tybalt.
JordanPANELIST
5:39
I wasn't part of the conversation at all.
JordanPANELIST
5:41
I always
Rick SandidgeHOST
5:41
pronounce it Tybalt because I read it.
Rick SandidgeHOST
5:43
It was in
April GonzalesVOICE_ACTOR
85:38
dwell in such a gorgeous palace there's no trust no faith no honesty in men all perjured all forsworn all not all dissemblers ah where's my man give me some aqua vitae these griefs these woes these sorrows make me old shame come to romeo blister'd be thy tongue
Amanda FridayVOICE_ACTOR
85:56
for such a wish he was not born to shame upon his brow shame is a shame to sit for tis a throne where honour may be crown'd sole monarch of the universal earth o what a beast was i to chide at him will you speak well of him that kill'd your cousin shall i speak ill of him that is my husband ah poor my lord what tongue shall smooth thy name when i thy three hours wife have mangled it but wherefore villain didst thou kill my cousin that villain cousin would have killed my husband back foolish tears back to your native spring your tributary drops belong to woe which you mistaking offer up to joy my husband lives that tybalt would have slain and tybalt's dead that would have slain my husband all this is comfort wherefore weep i then Some word there was, worser than Tybalt's death, that murdered me.
Amanda FridayVOICE_ACTOR
86:57
I would forget it fain, but oh, it presses to my memory, like damned guilty deeds to sinners' minds.
Amanda FridayVOICE_ACTOR
87:05
Tybalt is dead, and Romeo banished.
Amanda FridayVOICE_ACTOR
87:10
That banished, that one word banished, hath slain ten thousand Tybalts.
Amanda FridayVOICE_ACTOR
87:15
Tybalt's death was woe enough, if it had ended there.
Amanda FridayVOICE_ACTOR
87:19
Or, if sour woe delights in fellowship, and needly will be ranked with other griefs, why followed not, when she said, Tybalt's dead? Thy father or thy mother, nay, or both, which modern lamentations might have moved? But with a rearward following Tybalt's death, Romeo is banished, to speak that word, his father mother tybalt romeo juliet all slain all dead romeo is banished there is no end no limit measure bound in that word's death no words can that woe sound where is
April GonzalesVOICE_ACTOR
88:01
my father and my mother nurse weeping and wailing over tybalt's course will you go to them i will bring you thither
Kyle KrauseHOST
72:25
is he that immature yeah he probably would be never mind forget i said anything
Ian FlynnHOST
72:32
Like, the only, only reason he got on board is that Mega Man was cast as Tybalt for some reason, and he wants an excuse to stab him on stage.
Kyle KrauseHOST
72:41
See, and I was thinking it'd be the...
Kyle KrauseHOST
72:44
I was suggested by the chat, and they were thinking that it'd be the other way around, that base feels more like a Tybalt.
Ian FlynnHOST
72:52
I mean, yeah, that would be better casting.
Ian FlynnHOST
72:53
Yeah.
Michael OsborneGUEST
21:03
It we were brainstorming at a Tex-Mex restaurant one night and writing down titles on a napkin.
Michael OsborneGUEST
21:09
And I was thinking of I think it's Tybalt from from Romeo and Juliet says, look for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man.
Michael OsborneGUEST
21:19
It was meant to be a riff on grave death.
Michael OsborneGUEST
21:22
Right.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
21:08
And there's no signs to show that her father or Big are gonna break the pattern.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
21:13
They're in on this, right? So in the play, this is like Romeo killing Tybalt, who is Juliet's cousin.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
21:21
And so the dilemma here for Juliet slash Blue is that after this betrayal happens, so then what she has to do is reconcile who Romeo slash Tokyo is, right? So like from Blue's point of view, it's like she has to reconcile the side of Tokyo because Tokyo, the savory or sweet Tokyo, right? She has to reconcile that loving, sweet, caring person that she knows Tokyo is with this person who's capable of essentially condemning her cousin to death.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
21:57
by outing her location, okay? Because the cops don't do anything in this show.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
22:13
So if you're Blue, from Blue's point of view, she has to reconcile those.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
22:17
Those two qualities exist in the person she loves, right? And it's like, can I still love you, even with these two very diametrically opposed things that are part of who you are? And in the play, Juliet has this whole...
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
22:31
like, monologue about Romeo after he kills Tybalt.
Caitlin and TheoraHOST
22:34
That's basically that, where she's like, can I still love you if you're also capable of murder? Because, like, didn't know about that about you when we got married.
Michelle DanaGUEST
17:44
You guys are talking about this anyway.
Michelle DanaGUEST
17:45
So why would we not talk about what it means? And it would get to the point where halfway through the play, when we get to act three, where shit goes down, I'd have like the kid who did not want to read Shakespeare being like, can I read Mercutio? Can I read Tybalt? Do I get a sword today? And I'm like, as long as you read the lines.
Michelle DanaGUEST
18:01
And so they would act it out and talk about it.
Michelle DanaGUEST
18:04
And because they were acting it out and doing it rather than just sitting there and reading it.
Sue PollardGUEST
7:32
Anyway, so I was on there and I had to say to her, oh, Julia, that must be, it's awful.
Sue PollardGUEST
7:38
I have to tell you that that poor Tybalt, he has been slain.
Sue PollardGUEST
7:42
I'm so sorry, my lady.
Sue PollardGUEST
7:44
And this bloke, how do you like? I went, oh, for God's sake.
Jade HindmonHOST
2:51
You know, Rowan and Gemma, it joins a rich tradition of Shakespeare adaptations.
Jade HindmonHOST
2:56
So how do we see some of those classic tropes and characters, and where do you diverge?
Sally J. PlaGUEST
3:03
It's more a riff on Romeo and Juliet than a direct, you know, if you know what you know, if you have read Romeo and Juliet, you're going to pick up on things like Rowan's cousin Ty is based on the Shakespearean character Tybalt.
Sally J. PlaGUEST
3:19
You're going to see that when Rowan shows up on his bike and talks to Gemma out on her back deck that night, It's the balcony scene.
Sally J. PlaGUEST
3:58
And I was thinking about the age group.
Sally J. PlaGUEST
4:00
This book is made for people 10 and up.
Sally J. PlaGUEST
4:04
Although I like to say that I write G-rated novels that are intergenerational, have intergenerational characters, and that would be of interest to anyone since it's about two ninth graders.
Sally J. PlaGUEST
4:16
And in ninth grade, you read Romeo and Juliette.
Dave CohenHOST
6:38
We don't want a fight, says Samson, who instead bites his thumb, which is pretty much the equivalent of saying, do you want a fight? Abraham immediately draws his sword, but Benvolio, fresh from his internship with the Stockholm Peace Research Institute, tells them to calm down, calm down.
Dave CohenHOST
6:58
They hold off for a full three seconds before Tybalt Capulet turns up and says the Verona equivalent of, Oi, Benvolio, you want some? Benvolio says, I do but keep the peace, to which Tybalt responds, Peace? I hate the word as I hate hell, all Montagues and thee.
Dave CohenHOST
7:20
And they're on again.
Dave CohenHOST
7:22
All this noise attracts the head of the households, none other than Papa Montague and Capulet the Daddy and their wives.
Dave CohenHOST
8:48
There's usually some kind of balance among the warring siblings, cousins or partners.
Dave CohenHOST
8:54
For every protagonist, a peacemaker.
Dave CohenHOST
8:56
For every Tybalt, a Benvolio.
Dave CohenHOST
9:00
And for every randy teenager, there's usually some level-headed opposite to keep them in their place.

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