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The Rover Study Guide

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by Aphra Behn
About 117 pages (35,193 words)
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Act 1, Scene 1 Summary

Hellena and Florinda argue over whether Hellena, who is about to go into a convent and become a nun, should be as interested as she is in love, romance and relationships. Conversation reveals that there are three men interested in marrying Florinda - the elderly Don Vincentio, whom Florinda can't stand and who her father hopes that she'll marry; the well born Don Antonio, whom Florinda and Hellena's brother Pedro favor; and Captain Belvile, a British officer with whom Florinda is in love. Their teasing banter also reveals that there's a carnival in town, and that Hellena is resolved to find herself a lover there.

Pedro and the maid, Callis, come in. As Pedro dresses to go to the carnival, he and Florinda discuss Vincentio, whom Florinda says again that she can't.....

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