Suicide of Emperor Nero
Nero, abandoned by his guards and declared a public enemy by the Senate, takes his own life with the help of his secretary Epaphroditus as Roman soldiers approach to arrest him.
Setting
A secluded chamber in the Villa of Phaon, a modest but well-appointed country estate located just outside Rome. The room is small, with thick stone walls and a single narrow window that lets in a sliver of afternoon light. The floor is covered with simple mosaic tiles, and the air is heavy with the scent of burning oil from a nearby lamp.
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