This is a good question but maybe if you rephrase it in relation to the other characters and the plot of the play, rather than posing it to the readers, it will get us, the readers, to consider why and what does it mean. So how do Mutius' brothers react to Titus killing his son and their brother? Can Titus' action as well as actions of his sons be seen as a cause future conflict? Is this an instance of foreshadowing?
This is a good question but maybe if you rephrase it in relation to the other characters and the plot of the play, rather than posing it to the readers, it will get us, the readers, to consider why and what does it mean. So how do Mutius' brothers react to Titus killing his son and their brother? Can Titus' action as well as actions of his sons be seen as a cause future conflict? Is this an instance of foreshadowing?
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