One of the most dangerous characters in the whole play would be Aaron. Aaron has been known to be involved with harming Titus’s family and finding enjoyments out of it, and does not feel ashamed of his own actions, “And nothing grieves me heartily indeed, But that I cannot do ten thousand more.” (Shakespeare 175) And that can be described as a monstrous acts because taking action to harm somebody and from then looking forward to it would not be considered a normal feeling. Even to add on, instead of feeling guilty or apologetic towards the victim, he much rather prefers to see them in deep pain. As how Cohen mentioned, “ the monster threatens to destroy not just individual members of a society, but the very cultural apparatus through which
