To lure this tassel-gentle back again!" and begs another character to "swear not by the moon, the inconstant moon.
In a play titled for this type of place, a character looks from a heap of clothes on the floor into a mirror before remarking on "ornaments," "laces," and "gilded copes." In that play named for this type of place, the Court Envoy remarks that pictures of a Bishop, a Judge, and a General are "true images born of a false spectacle," and Chantal's lover Roger castrates himself after he plays the role of George, the Chief of Police. While in one of these places, a character remarks that she'd like "a falconer's voice / To lure this tassel-gentle back again!" and begs another character to "swear not by the moon, the inconstant moon." The customers in Irma's brothel pose as bureaucrats to restore order after a revolution in a play named for this type of place by Jean Genet. For 10 points, a famous scene in which Juliet asks "What's in a name?" and "wherefore art thou, Romeo?" is set on what type of outdoor platform?
In a play titled for this type of place, a character looks from a heap of clothes on the floor into a mirror before remarking on "ornaments," "laces," and "gilded copes.
balcony [accept Le Balcon or the “balcony” scene] &lt;Drama&gt;