Timon of Athens · Character
Isidore
A creditor whose servants demand payment from Timon.
minor
Also known as the Servants of Isidore
First appearance: act iii scene iv
Isidore's tie to Varro is one of the pressures that moves Timon of Athens—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Varro (professional): Isidore and Varro are servants of Timon's creditors, working together to collect debts. With Flaminius (professional): Flaminius and Isidore are servants on opposite sides of Timon's financial…
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Relationship types
- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- False friends and creditors
- Protagonist
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
Timon’s discovery of gold triggers his emotional and psychological peak: a furious, misanthropic tirade agains…
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- Varro
professional · ambivalent
Isidore and Varro are servants of Timon's creditors, working together to collect debts. How this plays out →
- Flaminius
professional · negative
- Varro
professional · ambivalent
Isidore and Varro are servants of Timon's creditors, working together to collect debts. How this plays out →
- Flaminius
professional · negative
Relationship notes
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See Isidore in act iii scene iv