This play is resolved after the character Jasper feigns death, impersonates his own ghost, scares his master, and wins the hand of his master's daughter Luce.
This play is resolved after the character Jasper feigns death, impersonates his own ghost, scares his master, and wins the hand of his master's daughter Luce. The play was a burlesque of Heywood's Four Prentices of London and begins with a grocer and his wife entering the theater to see The London Merchant and insisting their boy Ralph (Rafe) have a part in the production. For 10 points-- name this drama by Beaumont and Fletcher named for the object depicted on Ralph's shield.
This play is resolved after the character Jasper feigns death, impersonates his own ghost, scares his master, and wins the hand of his master's daughter Luce.
{Knight of the Burning Pestle}