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This is the wife of the poet/baker, who is secretly sleeping with a musketeer.
Cyrano saves this character from 100 men at the end of Act I.
“When I have made a line that sing itself So that I love the sound of it- I pay Myself a hundred times.”
“It is not violence I fear for him,/ But solitude-poverty-old gray December”
1600s OR 17th century
Act 5 takes place this many years after the Battle of Arras.
“’Tis a rock-a crag-a cape- A cape? Say rather, a peninsula!”
“Sometimes I think he has not altogether died; our hearts meet, and his love flows all around me, living.”
Dramatic Irony OR Personification
Honor, Humility, or Virginity: What does the white plume represent?
“Ulysses, when he left Penelope…Phoebus, golden-crowned.”
Cyrano is struck in the head with this object, ultimately leading to his death.
These two characters represent Cyrano and Christian in the Seinfeld episode, “The Oath”.