The Two Gentleman of Verona | Other Characters
Antonio
A nobleman of Verona, he is Proteus's father. Antonio is easily manipulated by his servant Panthino and follows his advice; yet he is a tyrant toward his son Proteus. In I.iii, when Panthino suggests that Proteus ought to be out in the world, gaining knowledge and experience, Antonio quickly agrees. He says he's been thinking the very same thing over the past month—though there's some doubt about whether he's telling the truth here. He asks Panthino where he thinks Proteus ought to be sent, and he takes his servant's advice: Proteus should go to Milan the next day. When...
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