Titus

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Titus is a central character in John Patrick's play "The Curious Savage," known as one of Ethel Savage’s self-interested stepchildren who schemes to control her fortune.

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instanceOf Fictional character
Theatre character
appearsInWork The Curious Savage
characterRole antagonist
central character
conflictWith Ethel Savage
createdBy John Patrick
familyRelationType stepchild of Ethel Savage
firstAppearance The Curious Savage
genreContext comedy
social satire
goal gain legal control of Ethel Savage’s bonds
have Ethel declared incompetent
hasFamilyRelation Ethel Savage
hasSibling Lily Belle
Samuel
languageOfWork English
medium stage play
moralAlignment morally flawed
notableTrait greedy
self-interested
partOfFictionalUniverse The Curious Savage universe
plotInvolvement schemes with siblings to gain access to Ethel Savage’s money
primaryMotivation control Ethel Savage’s fortune
settingContext American comedic play
symbolizes materialism
selfishness in family relationships
workAuthor John Patrick

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