Titus Andronicus · Character
Aemilius
A Roman nobleman whose brief appearances carry the weight of the state's demands, summoning emperors and announcing armies at the worst possible moments.
supporting
Also known as Aemilius Lord Lucius, Aemilius Arm, Saturninus Aemilius
First appearance: titus andronicus
As a supporting figure in Titus Andronicus, Aemilius is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Brings news of Lucius's Gothic army and is sent as ambassador to arrange a parley.
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Aemilius functions as Rome's voice when the court needs a message delivered or a threat named aloud. He arrives at Saturninus's side just as Titus's arrows and the Gothic march force the emperor to confront what his…
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- Secondary and supporting roles
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