Titus Andronicus The King

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Titus Andronicus is a play where many drama and horror have been submitted. As a matter of fact the whole story turns out to be unexpected in some ways. The things that us the lectors live during the story can sometimes foolish. However, one of the character who happened to give us the most suspense and humour is Aaron the Moor who happened to be as villain as it can be but as charismatic and confidence too. As was previously stated many actions and event can show why he was more than comfort being uncomfortable. Initially, Aaron in the beginning of the story was a prisoner. He, Tamora and her sons got liberated by Saturnitus who was crowned emperor and crowned Tamora as empress. However it happened that Aaron got into sexual relation with …show more content…

He had that charisma and confidence to make everybody be on his side by the way he was operating with problems. At first, the sons of the empress had love for Lavinia, Chiron was in love with her” I love Lavinia more than all the world” (26). Still, he made them think that she would gave them problem “She would undo us all… What is Lavinia become so loose… That for her love such quarrels may be broached”. (26). It led to her being raped, her tongue and hand being cut by the sons of Tamora while Aaron influence them to be more evil than they can be, making them think of worse than death. Likewise, he even manipulate Titus Andronicus to do actions for his own amusement than let him know the truth after all his action. The two sons of Marcus were captured by the emperor Saturnitus, Aaron came as a messenger for the emperor saying “Titus Andronicus… Let Marcus Lucius or Thyself chop off your hand…Will send thee hither both thy sons alive” (51). However, Titus did not know that Aaron naturally was a villain person so as a result he let Aaron cut his hand. On the other hand, Titus thought that villain were so as the Moor considering this “Look by and by to have thy sons with thee…Their heads I mean...” (53) Given these points, his evilness made many characters in the story do things they would’ve never done and while Aaron himself do not hurt himself while projecting bad intention …show more content…

His son. On the way of being executed at Goth for all the wrongs he did, he made that some points were made. In particular, he told the wrong he did for example: the procedure of Lavinia, the delivering of sons and further more in the past. However, it happened that when they want to take the only things that he can introduces as his the momentum changed. His protector façade came in the situation. “Touch not the boy, he is of royal blood.”(86) This action showed a sense of intervention in his child life. Plus it shows that he want his son to not follow his footstep and be on the right path. Indeed, “Swear that he shall” Making him swear that he will be in good hands has a proof that the “black slaves” like he was saying will have a good

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