At the end of this play Chimene rejects Don Rodrigue even though he had just defeated the Moors.
In this play's third act, the maid Elvire tells the protagonist to hide before he gives his beloved a dagger asking her to kill him after overhearing her conversation with Sanche. The attendant Leonor consoles Dona Urraque for loving the main character. The central conflict of this play is instigated when one man slaps another character because he was selected as the tutor for the King's son. In the second act, Don Diegue begs the King to spare his son for killing Don Gomes in a duel, an action that forces the main female character to seek revenge against the man she loves. At the end of this play Chimene rejects Don Rodrigue even though he had just defeated the Moors. For 10 points, name this play about the titular Spanish hero, written by Pierre Corneille.
In this play's third act, the maid Elvire tells the protagonist to hide before he gives his beloved a dagger asking her to kill him after overhearing her conversation with Sanche.
Le Cid