A Christian apostle who is initially arrested by a mob but freed by Marcus Superbus. He later leads a secret Christian gathering at the Cestian Bridge, where he is killed by Roman arrows during a military crackdown.
Titus and Mercia are core members of the same Christian congregation, united by their faith and persecution.
Titus acts as the spiritual leader who entrusts Stephan with critical communication duties for the congregation.
Tigellinus represents state authority that directly clashes with Titus's religious leadership.
Their conflict stems from opposing worldviews: imperial control versus religious freedom.
Poppaea's political actions indirectly lead to the elimination of Titus and his congregation.
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