One character in this play says "Go, I do not hate you" and in scene six of act one, the title character gives a soliloquy known as his "stances."
One character in this play says "Go, I do not hate you" and in scene six of act one, the title character gives a soliloquy known as his "stances." Elvira serves as a maid to one character in this play, and one scene opens with Don Arias. One major conflict in this work occurs when the Count of Gormaz slaps an older figure, resulting in a duel proving the title character's valor. The title character is beloved of Dona Urraque and defeats Don Sanche near the end of this work. Starting with an altercation between Don Gomès and Don Diègue, at the end of this play the title character is reconciled with his love Chimène. For 10 points, name this most famous work of Pierre Corneille.
One character in this play says "Go, I do not hate you" and in scene six of act one, the title character gives a soliloquy known as his "stances."
Le {Cid} [or The {Cid}, but not “El Cid”]