| We come upon two business executives that are talking about what was mean't when Mercutio was talking about Tybalt. |
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 | Ok so at the begining of Act 2 Sence 4 of Romeo and Juliet, Mercutio says Tybalt is more than a Prince of Cats. | |
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| And what exactly does he meant by "Prince of Cats?" | |
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| He is probably saying that Tybalt is agile and quick, or maybe sneaky and cunning. | |
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| Ahh. Well Tybalt was one of the Capulet's best right? So maybe he is a Prince of Cats if he is described like that. | |
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| Yup. Moving on, while continuing on that sence Mercutio says he is talented by knowing different techniques of swordplay. | |
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| What kind of techniques are those. What techniques did he know? | |
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