Alleged Poisoning of Emperor Claudius
Emperor Claudius is dining with his family and associates in the triclinium when he unknowingly consumes poisoned mushrooms, allegedly administered by his wife Agrippina. The taster slave hesitates be
Setting
Triclinium (dining hall) in the Imperial Palace on Palatine Hill, Rome. The room is lavishly decorated with mosaic floors and frescoed walls depicting Roman victories. Long couches surround low tables laden with food and drink. The room is dimly lit by oil lamps and braziers, casting flickering shadows on the walls.
Characters
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