In this play's first act, its female lead gives three examples of people who present a pleasant face to society but an undesirable face to their wives.
In this play, a servant says that the two results of a man and a woman meeting should either be to find a priest if they wish to marry or to find a horse if they do not. A character in this drama compares his sister to a hunting preserve to encourage a flirtatious man to fall in love with her. In this play's first act, its female lead gives three examples of people who present a pleasant face to society but an undesirable face to their wives. It ends with two servants, who take their names from (*) Commedia dell'arte characters, vowing to dance and to marry. Its main plot focuses on Sylvia and Dorante, both of whom disguise themselves as their servants to meet their betrothed, but hilarity ensues when they fall in love with each other on their own. For 10 points, name this play by Pierre de Marivaux.
In this play, a servant says that the two results of a man and a woman meeting should either be to find a priest if they wish to marry or to find a horse if they do not.
The Game of Love and Chance