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 
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}