Two characters in this work are scattered with swords while Chispa sings a bawdy song when they attempt to seduce another character by serenading her, and one character in this work feigns a fight with his superior as a pretense for fleeing to the attic of a house. Another character in this work is romanced by the awkward Nuno and Don Mendo, and her brother Juan is jailed for fighting with a super
Two characters in this work are scattered with swords while Chispa sings a bawdy song when they attempt to seduce another character by serenading her, and one character in this work feigns a fight with his superior as a pretense for fleeing to the attic of a house. Another character in this work is romanced by the awkward Nuno and Don Mendo, and her brother Juan is jailed for fighting with a superior after he rapes her. A battle between Don Lope's soldiers and villagers is prevented with the arrival of Philip II. In the end, it is decided that Isabel will become a nun, and Don Alvaro is strangled in jail. FTP, name this play in which Pedro Crespo is elected to the titular position, a work of Pedro Calderon de la Barca.
Two characters in this work are scattered with swords while Chispa sings a bawdy song when they attempt to seduce another character by serenading her, and one character in this work feigns a fight with his superior as a pretense for fleeing to the attic of a house.
The {Mayor of Zalamea} or {El Alcalde de Zalamea}