Mercutio fights Tybalt as he calls his friend Romeo a villain. Their true intent was to be victorious but never wanted to harm and kill each other. Thus, option A is correct.
The complete question is: In the film version of the fight, what can you infer about Mercutio and Tybalt's true intent?
A. Though they want to be the "victor" neither is aiming to kill the other.
B. Mercutio is intent on killing Tybalt
C. Tybalt is intent on killing Mercutio
D. The entire fight is just a joke.
Mercutio is the fictional character in Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet. He is best friends with Romeo and fights with Tybalt when he insults Romeo. He decides to fight as he becomes angry at the insults.
Tybalt is another character of the play who was a relative of Juliet and provokes Mercutio to fight him by spewing nonsense about Romeo. He killed Mercutio and later was revenged by Romeo killing him.
Therefore, option A. they didn't want to kill each other.
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