The protagonist is given a bag of sighs and tears in order to continue fuming, but the resultant melee causes the loss of the very object she was trying to retrieve and its assumption into the stars.  
Among the uses of anticlimax in this poem is the couplet "Here thou, great Anna, whom three realms obey,/Dost sometimes counsel take, and sometimes tea."  The protagonist is given a bag of sighs and tears in order to continue fuming, but the resultant melee causes the loss of the very object she was trying to retrieve and its assumption into the stars.  The trouble begins at Hampton Court Palace following a game of cards, when the Baron performs the title activity and Umbriel makes a trip to the Cave of Spleen.  FTP, Belinda loses the titular curl of hair in what mock-epic by Alexander Pope?
Among the uses of anticlimax in this poem is the couplet "Here thou, great Anna, whom three realms obey,/Dost sometimes counsel take, and sometimes tea."  
The Rape of the Lock