At the end of this work, the title character is served a dish of tarantulas and vipers with wine made of vinegar and ice.
In this work, two characters discuss Constance, who was called "old" by a Portuguese man, but thought he meant "pretty." At the end of this work, the title character is served a dish of tarantulas and vipers with wine made of vinegar and ice. The title character of this work puts on the cape of the Marques de la Mota and takes the places of Batricio and Don Octavio. Accompanied by his reluctant servant Catalinon, the title character betrays the lower-class women Tisbea and Aminta. At this play's climax, Don Gonzalo punishes the title character for his deceptions by dragging him to hell. For 10 points, name this drama about the playboy Don Juan, written by Tirso de Molina.
In this work, two characters discuss Constance, who was called "old" by a Portuguese man, but thought he meant "pretty."
The {Trickster} of {Seville}