The Tragedy of Coriolanus

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The narrative revolves around a group of citizens driven by desperation and hunger, who are united in their resolve to confront their chief enemy, Caius Marcius. They plot to kill him as a means to secure food at a fair price, highlighting themes of desperation, mob mentality, and the struggle for survival. The dialogue captures the urgency of their situation and the collective determination of the people to take drastic action against their oppressor.