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Act 1, Scene 1
Timon’s notorious generosity with his friends may get him into trouble. When his creditors come calling, Timon has no resources to pay them, which causes his servant Flavius to worry. When his friends abandon him, Timon retreats to the wilderness, and involves himself with Alcibiades’ plot to wreck Athens in revenge. Will Alcibiades follow through with the plot? And will Timon emerge victorious? With this Shakescleare version of Timon of Athens, Shakespeare’s play becomes more easily accessible. You’ll be able to decode the play’s language, including its more notable quotes, like “I am not of that feather to shake off/ My friend when he most needs me.”