In Act 3 Sc 1 of Romeo and Juliet , how is conflict presented?

The conflict that is
presented in Act III scene 1 of thisis actually rather complex and works on a number of
different levels. Firstly, there is the obvious external conflict between the Montagues and the
Capulets astries to pick a fight with . Whilst this is indicated by the obvious insults between
the two groups, what is far more interesting is the dramaticin this scene: the audience knows
whatand Tybalt do not know, which is that Romeo is actually married to Tybalt's cousin,, and
therefore this explains his reluctance to...