A loyal servant of Cleopatra who harbors unrequited love for her. He deceives Antony into believing Cleopatra is dead to facilitate his suicide, then confesses the truth and helps Antony reach her tomb. He subsequently takes his own life and is found by Octavian.
Apollodorus serves Cleopatra while privately harboring unreturned romantic feelings.
Apollodorus is described as being in love with Cleopatra, although his love is unrequited.
They stand on opposing sides of the final Roman-Egyptian conflict.
Agrippa leads the victorious Roman naval campaign, while Apollodorus remains associated with Cleopatra's endangered Egyptian court.
They are connected through Cleopatra's court and political household.
Apollodorus serves Cleopatra during the period when Julius Caesar restores her throne and governs Egypt alongside her.
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