Poggio cries for help when his master Bergetto is killed, while the attempts to bring Grimaldi to justice are thwarted by his noble  status.
One character in this play recites and criticizes Sannazaro's view that "Love's measure is extreme" before his lover criticizes her lover as "Madame Merchant"; that lover later conducts a masque shortly before drinking from a poisoned cup. Poggio cries for help when his master Bergetto is killed, while the attempts to bring Grimaldi to justice are thwarted by his noble  status. Philotis is sent off to a convent by Richardetto after the death of Hippolita. Friar Bonaventura flees after delivering a letter written in blood and Putana has her eyes torn out by the banditti summoned by Vasques, who attempts to avenge Soranzo. Seeing Giovanni kill his sister and lover Annabella, for 10 points, name this drama by John Ford. 
One character in this play recites and criticizes Sannazaro's view that "Love's measure is extreme" before his lover criticizes her lover as "Madame Merchant"; that lover later conducts a masque shortly before drinking from a poisoned cup.
{Tis Pity She's} a {Whore}