'Tis Pity She's A Whore Act 2 Scene 6 0.0 / 5 ? English Literature'Tis Pity She's A WhoreA2/A-levelOCR Created by: BethanJHCreated on: 11-04-16 21:02 Putana shows cunning 'Truly, I do... ...commend him to her every night before her first sleep' 1 of 11 Donado gives Putana a bride 'there's something for thee, and... ...prithee do what thou canst on his behalf; sha' not be lost labour' 2 of 11 Annabella to Donado about Bergetto's love 'The jewel I'll return; for... ...if he love,/ I'll count that love a jewel.' She does not want his gifts because, if he did truly love her, that would be good enough. 3 of 11 Annabella on the subject of her mother's ring 'My brother in the morning... ...took it from me,/ Said he would wear't today' Dramatic irony, the ring was intended for a future husband 4 of 11 Annabella when asked whether she will marry Beergetto 'Find one more worthy... ...of his choice than me./ In short, I'm sure I sha' not be his wife.' She uses the excuse of not being worthy to avoid his advances 5 of 11 Bergetto describes being beaten up 'he did so maul me... ...with the hilts of his rapier, that my head sung whilst my feat capered in the kennel' 6 of 11 Bergetto on meeting Philotis 'I'faith, I shall... ...love her as long as I live for 't' 7 of 11 Bergetto to Annabella 'she had a face... ...methinks worth twenty of you, Mistress Annabella.' 8 of 11 Bergetto isn't worried that Annabella won't marry him now 'I can have... ...wenches enough in Parma for half-a-crown apiece' 9 of 11 Giovanni to Annabella about the jewel 'But you shall... ...not wear it; Send it him back again.' 10 of 11 Giovanni's closing lines 'That you shall know anon,... ...at better leisure./ Welcome, sweet night! The evening crowns the day.' 11 of 11
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