Counsel o’ the war.
(V. vi. 91.)
It is the opinion of the First Lord, despite his impartiality and his sympathy with Marcius:
There to end
Where he was to begin, and give away
The benefit of our levies, answering us
With our own charge; making a treaty where
There was a yielding,—this admits no excuse,
(V. vi. 65.)
Thus both his native and his adopted country have reason to complain. He remains a traitor to the one, while yet he breaks faith with the other.