Julius Caesar · Character
Trebonius
The conspirator who, on the morning of the assassination, draws Mark Antony out of the way with a well-timed errand.
supporting
Also known as good Trebonius
First appearance: act i scene i
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Trebonius is the quiet hinge on which the conspiracy's timing turns, tasked with peeling Antony away from Caesar's side at the crucial moment. He is remembered by Cassius as a man who 'knows his time,' and his brief,…
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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