Roman general returning victorious from war. Refuses the imperial throne but kills his son Mutius for disobeying him. After his remaining sons are executed and his own hand is severed, he feigns madness to orchestrate a brutal revenge against Tamora and her sons, ultimately killing his daughter Lavinia and Tamora before being slain by Saturninus.
Bassianus and Titus are in conflict over loyalty and family honor.
Quintus is another of Titus' sons who falls victim to the Emperor's decree.
Martius is one of Titus' sons who is falsely accused and killed.
Titus executes his own son for perceived disloyalty to Rome.
Titus is the patriarch and Lucius is his surviving son and heir.
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