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The modern source makes comments on the situation of slaves in Rome that would not have been mentioned back in ancient Rome - pointing out a modern interpretation

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first modern source potentially more genuine to the roman theatre experience

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Slaves were not the focal characters in the traditional play but were mostly treated as comedy objects - props

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Maybe the lack of actual options for a ‘free’ slave once they are free

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Slaves lives not being that bad in the domestic setting

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trying to promote that being a slave is better than being a free man, the beatings aren’t that bad when you don’t have to pay for things

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The funny downside to freedom compared where if you're not a slave you have to pay to stay alive.

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Slaves seem to enjoy enslavement or see benefits in it ie. not having to buy food (romanticises slavery)

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Slaves either shown in a comedic or ‘dumb’ light, or a backstabber with own intentions

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Yes 1 minute of each pls

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do you think the slave is fulfilling the role of loyal friend? or purely for his freedom?

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Slaves and their intentions 🕺

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Slaves being used as chorus members - a will of a story itself

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slave planned to buy a slave when free, the free them

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Slaves being used to push forwards a story or support a main character

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Slaves as a plot device

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tehe 🤭 funny song