Timon of Athens Act II
Shownotes
In which the noble Timon, lavish in his generosity, finds himself beset by clamorous creditors and servants revealing the dire state of his finances, yet remains confident in the wealth of his friendships. Amidst jests and counsels, the truth of inherited ingratitude and the fickleness of fortune begins to stir a sombre reflection, shadowing the bright esteem once held.