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The Duchess of Malfi Study Guide

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by John Webster
About 92 pages (27,470 words)
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Act 3, Scene 2 Summary

The Duchess, Antonio, and Cariola enter the Duchess's bedchamber. The group banters about love and marriage, and the Duchess tells Antonio he cannot spend the night with her tonight. Antonio teases Cariola about wanting never to marry. The Duchess's mood shifts, and Antonio and Cariola leave the room. The Duchess talks to herself about her fear stemming from Ferdinand's presence at court, which Antonio scoffs at. While she is talking, Ferdinand sneaks into the room, leaps out at her, and gives her a dagger. Ferdinand tells her she is hideous and shameful; she pleads with him that she is married and asks whether he would like to meet her husband. Ferdinand tells her he had intended to discover the man's identity, but he has changed his mind. Then he addresses the.....

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