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The Spanish Tragedy Study Guide

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by Thomas Kyd
About 69 pages (20,810 words)
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Act 3, Scene 8 Summary

Isabella considers taking herbal remedies that her Maid has told her will ease her troubled thoughts and calm her tears, but then says there's no medicine for her heart. The Maid tries to calm her, but Isabella imagines herself flying to heaven where she will find Horatio, having become an angel. Her thoughts then return to the men who killed her son, and she runs out in a near-insane search for them.

Act 3, Scene 8 Analysis

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