Perhaps Coriolanus shouldn't have bickered and called Sejanus just a boy with a bow. After all, he was a God too, just a million times more petty than Coriolanus himself....

Anyhow, on the spur of the moment, Sejanus released two arrows from his bow - one of love, straight into the heart of the unsuspecting Coriolanus, and the other of hate into your heart.

Struck by the arrow of love, he couldn't help but think of nothing but you. Time after time, all his thoughts returned to your image, your ever bright image.

The feelings bordering on madness continued. What drove Coriolanus madder was your hatred. How you avoided him, how you kept saying that he disgusted you, also struck by an arrow, only one that made you hate him.

Coriolanus didn't see the trouble in that - or rather, he saw the trouble only in your not realising that you had no choice. How could such a treasure go to someone else? Fight all you can, one way or another he'll get what he wants.