Timon of Athens · Character
Lucilius
A young servant of Timon who seeks his master's blessing to marry an old Athenian's daughter.
minor
Also known as Lucilius Who, Lucilius Ha, Lucilius Ay, Lucilius Fie
First appearance: act i scene i
Lucilius shows up with force in Scene II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Lucilius is approached by strangers who inform him of Timon's financial decline.
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In Scene II: Lucilius is approached by strangers who inform him of Timon's financial decline. He initially denies it, but when Servilius asks for a loan on Timon's behalf, he makes excuses and refuses, revealing his own…
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- Other
Character groups
- Sycophants and debt collectors
- 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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