In this play, the Comte de Guiche tries to marry another character to the Vicomte de Valvert so that he can be her clandestine lover, and then sends two of his rivals to fight in the Siege of Arras, at which one of them is killed.
This play's second act takes place in a bakeshop owned by Ragueneau. Fifteen years pass between its fourth act and its fifth act, which takes place in a convent where the dying protagonist visits his beloved. Just before the title character dies at the end of this play, he declares that the one thing he still has is his panache. In this play, the Comte de Guiche tries to marry another character to the Vicomte de Valvert so that he can be her clandestine lover, and then sends two of his rivals to fight in the Siege of Arras, at which one of them is killed. The title character of this play uses his literary talents to help Christian woo the woman they are both in love with, Roxane. For 10 points, name this play by Edmond Rostand about a large-nosed poet.
This play's second act takes place in a bakeshop owned by Ragueneau.
Cyrano de Bergerac