Ariel, guardian sylph to the protagonist of this work, warns her in a dream that a disaster will befall her, but the protagonist ignores the warning and takes a boat on the Thames to a party. After the title action, the gnome Umbriel ventures to the Cave of Spleen to procure a flask of tears and sack of sighs which he uses to further vex the protagonist. In her anger, she instigates a scuffle among the gathered nobles, in
Ariel, guardian sylph to the protagonist of this work, warns her in a dream that a disaster will befall her, but the protagonist ignores the warning and takes a boat on the Thames to a party. After the title action, the gnome Umbriel ventures to the Cave of Spleen to procure a flask of tears and sack of sighs which he uses to further vex the protagonist. In her anger, she instigates a scuffle among the gathered nobles, including Clarissa and the Baron, who performed the title theft. Belinda's stolen piece of hair is not recovered in, for 10 points, what mock-heroic epic poem by Alexander Pope.
Ariel, guardian sylph to the protagonist of this work, warns her in a dream that a disaster will befall her, but the protagonist ignores the warning and takes a boat on the Thames to a party.
“The {Rape} of the {Lock}”