Question: how is tybalt described in act 2?
Answer: Summary: Act 2, scene 3 Later that morning, just before nine, Mercutio and Benvolio wonder what happened to Romeo the previous night. ... When Benvolio comes to Romeo's defense, Mercutio launches into an extended description of Tybalt. He describes Tybalt as a master swordsman, perfectly proper and composed in style.