Coriolanus

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Set against the backdrop of political turmoil in Mundus Novus, the play follows a general who earns the title Coriolanus due to his military victories over uprisings. The narrative delves into themes of pride, power, and the complexities of leadership. Adapted for the stage by Bertolt Brecht and later made into a film starring Ralph Fiennes in 2011, this work reflects on the tension between personal ambition and public duty, showcasing the tragic consequences of a hero's fall from grace.