The like-named sequel to this work involves such characters as Fastidious Brisk, Sordido and his son Fungoso, and the malcontent Macilente. At the end of this work, Justice Clement conducts an investigation that explains everything, and Kitely is reconciled with his wife, as are Cob and Tib. Earlier, a servant named Brainworm disguised himself to help Edward Knowell fend off his father, who doesn't think that young people should fiddle around with poetry. For ten points, name this drama in whose original 1598 production
The like-named sequel to this work involves such characters as Fastidious Brisk, Sordido and his son Fungoso, and the malcontent Macilente. At the end of this work, Justice Clement conducts an investigation that explains everything, and Kitely is reconciled with his wife, as are Cob and Tib. Earlier, a servant named Brainworm disguised himself to help Edward Knowell fend off his father, who doesn't think that young people should fiddle around with poetry. For ten points, name this drama in whose original 1598 production Shakespeare is thought to have acted; a work by Ben Jonson in which each of the characters is designed to exhibit one of a group of four character traits.
The like-named sequel to this work involves such characters as Fastidious Brisk, Sordido and his son Fungoso, and the malcontent Macilente.
{Every Man in His Humour}