Tamora. Queen of the Goths, mother of Chiron and Demetrius. Though her very first speech shows her to be a caring mother who has an appreciation of the nobility of mercy, Tamora is associated with barbarism, savagery, and unrestrained lasciviousness.

Who is Tamora in Shakespeare?

Tamora. Queen of the Goths, mother of Chiron and Demetrius. Though her very first speech shows her to be a caring mother who has an appreciation of the nobility of mercy, Tamora is associated with barbarism, savagery, and unrestrained lasciviousness.

Who kills Tamora?

2.3: When her sons show up, Tamora says Lavinia and Bassianus lured her there and threatened her. She then tells them to kill Bassianus and rape Lavinia because they’ve been calling her mean names like “foul adulteress.”