That character takes the blame for urinating in the dining chamber to protect his dog from being beaten.
A maid in this play notes that "Fire that's closest kept burns most of all." A comic character in this play reenacts his departure from his family using his shoes to represent his parents. That character takes the blame for urinating in the dining chamber to protect his dog from being beaten. Another character in this play is captured by a band of outlaws, though her one-time suitor Eglamour escapes. In this play, Julia disguises herself as the page Sebastian. Launce and his dog Crab serve one character in this play. At the end of this play, Thurio gives up his engagement to Silvia after a threat from one of the title characters. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare comedy that details the romantic designs of Proteus and Valentine.
A maid in this play notes that "Fire that's closest kept burns most of all."
The Two Gentlemen of Verona