One scene in this play includes yells of "Oh, oh!" from a closet, but rather than having sex, one character was stabbing the other. The epilogue of this play is comprised of a very brief soliloquy in which a character says, "All we can do to comfort one another,  It is no purpose." The main character of this play praises the man she loves for being wise in choosing Jasperino as a friend, and a side plot involves Isabella's imprisonment by Alibius so that she cannot have sex with other men. Tomazo wants revenge for the 
One scene in this play includes yells of "Oh, oh!" from a closet, but rather than having sex, one character was stabbing the other. The epilogue of this play is comprised of a very brief soliloquy in which a character says, "All we can do to comfort one another,  It is no purpose." The main character of this play praises the man she loves for being wise in choosing Jasperino as a friend, and a side plot involves Isabella's imprisonment by Alibius so that she cannot have sex with other men. Tomazo wants revenge for the death of his brother after the main character has Alonzo killed by De Flores so that she can marry Alsemero. For 10 points, Beatrice-Joanna claims that she is an example of the title character in this collaboration between Thomas Middleton and William Rowley.
One scene in this play includes yells of "Oh, oh!" from a closet, but rather than having sex, one character was stabbing the other.
The Changeling