Tamora

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Tamora is the vengeful Queen of the Goths and a central antagonist in William Shakespeare’s tragedy "Titus Andronicus."

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Tamora canonical 15

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean character
fictional character
literary character
queen
alignment villain
appearsInWork Titus Andronicus
associatedTheme barbarism versus civilization
family honor
revenge
violence
becomes Empress of Rome
characterTrait cruel
manipulative
politically ambitious
vengeful
creator William Shakespeare
death killed by Lucius
enemyOf Lavinia
Lucius
Titus Andronicus
firstAppearance Titus Andronicus, Act I
linked to: Titus Andronicus
genreContext Elizabethan tragedy
hasAdaptation film adaptations of Titus Andronicus
stage productions of Titus Andronicus
television adaptations of Titus Andronicus
hasChild Aaron’s child
Alarbus
Chiron
Demetrius
hasLover Aaron the Moor
languageOfWork Early Modern English
literaryPeriod English Renaissance drama
medium theatre
motivatedBy revenge
nationalityOrGroup Goth
notableAct disguises herself as Revenge
encourages Demetrius and Chiron to rape Lavinia
manipulates Emperor Saturninus
participates in political intrigue at the Roman court
plots revenge against Titus Andronicus
roleInWork antagonist
central antagonist
setting ancient Rome
spouse Saturninus
spouseTitle Emperor of Rome
title Queen of the Goths
workForm stage play

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Titus (1999 film) mainCharacter Tamora
subject linked to: Titus
Aaron the Moor loverOf Tamora
Aaron the Moor confidantOf Tamora
Saturninus spouse Tamora
Saturninus allyOf Tamora
Chiron relative Tamora
Chiron mother Tamora
Chiron servedAsFoodTo Tamora
Chiron loyalTo Tamora
Demetrius hasMother Tamora
Demetrius manipulatedBy Tamora