Coriolanus | Cominius (Character Analysis)

He is a consul and the commander of the Roman army. A sensible man, he generally speaks in a deliberate, cautious manner, though sometimes he shows a fondness for extravagant language. He is practical rather than idealistic, yet he is devoted to Rome and to his friend Coriolanus. When conflict develops between his country and his friend, Cominius is caught in the middle. His efforts to act as a mediator between them are unsuccessful.

Like the other patricians in the play, Cominius constantly fears that the delicate balance between social classes will collapse and that Rome...

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