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Coriolanus, Act V, scenes iv, v, and vi
Previously, on Coriolanus… Menenius tried to talk Coriolanus out of invading Rome. He failed. Volumnia, Virgilia, Valeria, and Marcius Jr. tried to talk Coriolanus out of invading Rome. They succeeded. The key is guilt-tripping. …and now, the thrilling conclusion!
Coriolanus, Act V, scenes i, ii, and iii
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Rome got word of Coriolanus’ and Aufidius’ impending invasion. – Menenius managed to blame literally everyone except Coriolanus for this. – Also Aufidius may be planning to betray Coriolanus. Or possibly marry him. It’s unclear. …and … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act IV, scenes vi and vii
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Coriolanus hooked up with Aufidius, in every sense of the phrase. …and now, the thrilling continuation!
Coriolanus, Act IV, scenes iv and v
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Coriolanus left Rome and everybody had a big cry about it. – Volumnia cussed out Brutus and Sicinius – A Roman and a Volscean walked into a bar met in the middle of bumfuck nowhere to … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act IV, scenes i, ii, and iii
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Brutus and Sicinius convinced the plebeians to banish Coriolanus. – Coriolanus helped them along by acting like a douche for the entire trial. – Anyway, now he’s gotta leave Rome and it’s super sad. …and now, … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act III, scene iii
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Coriolanus and his allies sought shelter from the ire of the rabble at Coriolanus’ house. – There, they found Coriolanus’ mom, who read him the riot act. – Coriolanus was like GEEZ MOM FINE I’LL GO … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act III, scene ii
Previously on Coriolanus… – The plebes are mad at Coriolanus because he hates them and refuses to disguise this fact. – There was a riot. – Coriolanus and his allies barely escaped back to his house. …and now, the thrilling … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act III, scene i
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Coriolanus got nominated to become consul. – Coriolanus does not want to become consul, but he’s going along with it anyway because of reasons. – Brutus and Sicinius also do not want Coriolanus to become consul? … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act II
Previously, on Coriolanus… – Caius Marcius hated the common man. – Then he went to Corioles and kicked everyone’s butt. – Because of this, they re-named him Coriolanus. – Also he totally meant to free this one prisoner of war … Continue reading
Coriolanus, Act I
But first, a brief Q&A: Why Coriolanus? Because of this, and also this: Which edition are you reading? Signet Classics! Who else? (My particular copy was generously provided by angevin2. Much thanks!) What do you know about this play going … Continue reading