For ten points name the Roman general who revenges himself on Lavinia's attackers by cooking them and serving them to their mother in a pie and is the title character of a notoriously bad Shakespeare play.
In Act III, Scene 1 this man severs his own hand thinking to save his sons, but a messenger arrives during the subsequent scene carrying "two heads and a hand." Nor are these the only body parts removed: his daughter's hands, as well as her tongue, have been cut off by her rapists so that she cannot betray them. For ten points name the Roman general who revenges himself on Lavinia's attackers by cooking them and serving them to their mother in a pie and is the title character of a notoriously bad Shakespeare play.
In Act III, Scene 1 this man severs his own hand thinking to save his sons, but a messenger arrives during the subsequent scene carrying "two heads and a hand."
Titus Andronicus