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Packet D: Bonus 7

Emma Smith’s This is Shakespeare points out a noticeable silence in which a character with this name only delivers four lines while otherwise not speaking on stage for 20 minutes. For 10 points each:
[10m] Give this name of a sea captain from Twelfth Night whose departure from Sebastian may be read as homoerotic. In The Tempest, a usurping Duke of Milan with this name is silent after being forgiven by his brother Prospero.
ANSWER: Antonio
[10e] Isabella stands silently after the Duke proposes marriage to her at the end of this problem play, in which the Duke wears a disguise after banning fornication in Vienna. Its title features the same word twice.
ANSWER: Measure for Measure
[10h] Smith also points out this character’s pregnant silence after Valentine offers her to her would-be-rapist Proteus. A song addressed to this character asks “Is she kind as she is fair?”
ANSWER: Silvia [accept “Who is Sylvia?”] (She appears in The Two Gentlemen of Verona.)
<TH, British Literature> | Packet-D_CWRU-A_Iowa_Toronto-A_WashU-A

HeardPPBE %M %H %
559.2756%29%7%

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Claremont AUC Berkeley B010010E
Claremont BUCLA0000
UC Berkeley AUCSD1010020ME

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