This character looks askances at the Irish suitor Begearss and attempts to protect both Florestineand Leon in his final appearance, The Guilty Mother.
This character looks askances at the Irish suitor Begearss and attempts to protect both Florestineand Leon in his final appearance, The Guilty Mother. In one scene, his parentage is revealed when aspatula‐shaped birthmark is found on his arm. He is on the verge of being forced to wed (*) Marcelineto settle a debt and is about to be sent to England so that his employer can execute designs on hisfiancee Suzanne in another play, subtitled "the crazy day." Earlier, he suggests the name "Lindor" beused to court Rosine at the house of Doctor Bartolo by Count Almaviva. For 10 points, name thischaracter from a trilogy of plays by Pierre Beaumarchais, who is both the title Barber of Seville and theperson whose "marriage" is underway in its sequel.
This character looks askances at the Irish suitor Begearss and attempts to protect both Florestineand Leon in his final appearance, The Guilty Mother.
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