Some comic relief is provided when Froth and Pompey are arrested at Mrs. Overdone's brothel by Constable Elbow.
A quote from this play that begins "Thou has nor youth nor age" was used as the epigraph for T.S. Eliot's Gerontion. The beginning of Act IV, scene 3 sees a clown helping the hangman Abhorson prepare for the execution of the criminal Barnardine, who is eventually pardoned. Some comic relief is provided when Froth and Pompey are arrested at Mrs. Overdone's brothel by Constable Elbow. At this play's end, Luci's life is spared and the Duke orders Mariana to marry another character. For 10 points, identify this play in which Isabella returns from a nunnery to save her condemned brother Claudio from the cruel deputy Angelo, a work of William Shakespeare.
A quote from this play that begins "Thou has nor youth nor age" was used as the epigraph for T.S. Eliot's Gerontion.
{Measure for Measure}