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Andronicus

A grieving husband drawn into John's miracle-working orbit, he wrestles aloud with the baffling justice of a God who spares the schemer and not the accomplice.

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Also known as Andronicus, Andronicus Drusiana, Andronicus Look

First appearance: Callimachus

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Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Aftermath
Closing

Drusiana’s desperate plea for death to preserve her chastity and prevent another’s sin represents the emotiona…

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Characters
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Callimachus
Drusiana's husband, observes and comments on the events, asks John to raise Callimachus.
Scene II
Mentioned as Drusiana's husband and a devout Christian.
Scene IV
Discovers Drusiana's body and sends for the holy man John.
Scene V
Andronicus is grief-stricken by Drusiana's death and reveals she prayed for death in his presence.
Scene VIII
Accompanies John to the tomb and is awed by the vision.
Scene IX
Accompanies John, explains the situation, and marvels at the miracles.

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