The beginning of this play follows Caius Marcius through phases of his career. In peacetime, he is depicted as an arrogant nobleman, later on he is seen as a valiant warrior against Rome's enemies, finally he is seen as a wor
The beginning of this play follows Caius Marcius through phases of his career. In peacetime, he is depicted as an arrogant nobleman, later on he is seen as a valiant warrior against Rome's enemies, finally he is seen as a worthy consul candidate. He refuses to flatter the Roman citizens, thus leading to his eventual expulsion. He joins forces with his enemy Tullis Aufidius against Rome. In the end , he is persuaded by his mother to make peace with Rome. FTP -- name this last political tragedy of William Shakespeare.
The beginning of this play follows Caius Marcius through phases of his career.
{Coriolanus} (Do not accept "Corioloso" or "Coriolis")