Shakespeare, Slightly Abridged: Titus Andronicus
Andre Luc Martinez for Bassianus
"The younger brother of Saturninus. It is to him that Lavinia is betrothed. He steals her away when Saturninus wants to make her his empress, which sets into motion the events that lead Titus to kill his own son, and Saturninus to despise the Andronici." - from SparkNotes
He is the calmer of the two brothers, and he loves Lavinia with all his heart. He does show some of his elder brothers sauciness at times.
(You are trying to convince the people that you should become Emperor.)"Romans, friends, followers, favorers of my right...Romans fight for freedom in your choice!Suffer not dishonor to approachThe Imperial seat...If ever Bassianus Caesar's son,Were gracious in the eyes of Royal Rome,Let dessert in pure election shine!"
(A slightly underhanded deal you are offering to Titus if he tells the people that he wants you as Emperor.)"Andronicus, I do not flatter thee,But honor thee, and will do till I die.My faction, if thou strengthen with thy friends,Will most thankful be,
(I need a death scream/ sounds, you were just stabbed in the back with two different swords, death gurgles as your lungs fill with blood etc.)
