Minor characters in this play include the parson Mr. Smirk, who gets hidden in the closet in act five, and the Orange-Woman, who demands that she be paid for her fruit several times in act one and is finally given ten shillings.
Minor characters in this play include the parson Mr. Smirk, who gets hidden in the closet in act five, and the Orange-Woman, who demands that she be paid for her fruit several times in act one and is finally given ten shillings. Much of the action occurs at the mall and Lady Townley's house and deals with a man involved with Mrs. Loveit, the pretty Belinda, and the heiress Harriet Woodvil. That guy, Mr. Dorimant, is contrasted with the title figure, ►Sir Fopling Flutter, an eternal source of comic relief. FTP, name this early Restoration comedy by George Etherege. 
Minor characters in this play include the parson Mr. Smirk, who gets hidden in the closet in act five, and the Orange-Woman, who demands that she be paid for her fruit several times in act one and is finally given ten shillings.
The Man of Mode    