Titus is getting old, and he has a fault of pride. When he went to a country as an ambassador, he was not happy when he found that Hannibal was there. Hannibal was old, and was harmless. But it angered Titus to find him still alive. He filled the tunnels that Hannibal had made for escape with men, and Hannibal killed himself. The Romans were greatly angered, and got mad at Titus. They compared him to a man who had won many victories against Hannibal, and had been kind to him as well. I think that Titus should have controlled his anger, but the Romans should have reacted that way. Titus was brave, and he had done many great things, too. It was not one man who had defeated Hannibal, but many men.
More later,
Bell
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