Another character in this play, Marcello, reminds his mother of his infant brother breaking a crucifix just before that brother stabs him in the back.
One character in this play rebukingly asks another if he "thinke to roote [him] selfe in dead mens graves" like a yew tree, echoing a dream another character relates in which the branch of a yew kills two people trying to uproot it. Another character in this play, Marcello, reminds his mother of his infant brother breaking a crucifix just before that brother stabs him in the back. In a parody of the rite of extreme unction, two characters dressed as Capuchin monks  mock a dying man before strangling him. Monticelso, fresh from his election as Pope, is drawn into a conspiracy to avenge his nephew's murder by Lodovico, who couches the information as a confession. A Conjurer shows this play's ostensible title character a pair of visions in the form of dumbshows in Act II, Scene 2 of this play, which depict the murder of Camillo by Flamineo and the poisoning of Isabella. For 10 points, relating the murderous and adulterous affair of the Duke of Bracciano and Vittoria Corombona, this is what revenge tragedy by John Webster? 
One character in this play rebukingly asks another if he "thinke to roote [him] selfe in dead mens graves" like a yew tree, echoing a dream another character relates in which the branch of a yew kills two people trying to uproot it.
The White Devil, or the Tragedy of Paolo Giordano Ursini, the Duke of Brachiano, with the Life and Death of Vittoria Corombona, the Famous Venetian Curtizan [accept Vittoria Corombona before she is named] 