Titus Andronicus · Character
Chiron
Tamora's younger son, quick to draw steel over Lavinia and quicker to follow his brother into a cruelty that Rome will not forgive.
supporting
Also known as Chiron Demetrius, Chiron Aaron, Chiron Rome
First appearance: titus andronicus
As a supporting figure in Titus Andronicus, Chiron is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Defies Demetrius for Lavinia's love; persuaded by Aaron to join forces with his brother for the rape.
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Chiron bristles at Demetrius's seniority even as he imitates his appetites, and the two brothers' brawl over Lavinia exposes how little either understands the danger they are courting. Under Aaron's direction their…
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- Secondary and supporting roles
- Central tragic figures
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