Another character in this play taunts her husband with the excellence of the "angel-like" "more than man" from whom any woman would "have begged for love" after he discovers that she is pregnant.
One character in this play declares that if a woman loves his wit better than his uncles, then he "will marry [her] in spite of [her] teeth", and later brags of being beaten with the hilt of a sword after going to see a horse whose head is behind its tail. Another character in this play taunts her husband with the excellence of the "angel-like" "more than man" from whom any woman would "have begged for love" after he discovers that she is pregnant. Philotis goes to Friar Bonaventura's cell to be wed to the fool Bergetto who is accidentally slain by Grimaldi, who conspired to kill the title character's suitor with a physician whose wife Hippolita was stolen by that man. The final scene of this play ends with Richardetto revealing himself, which is ignored, after Soranzo's murder and Giovanni's entrance with a heart impaled on his dagger. For 10 points, relating the downfall of the siblings and lovers Annabella and Giovanni, this is what John Ford tragedy?
One character in this play declares that if a woman loves his wit better than his uncles, then he "will marry [her] in spite of [her] teeth", and later brags of being beaten with the hilt of a sword after going to see a horse whose head is behind its tail.
'Tis Pity She's a Whore 