All’s Well That Ends Well · Character
Lavache
The Countess's witty and foolish servant.
minor
Also known as Clown
First appearance: Scene III
Lavache shows up with force in Scene III. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The Clown engages in witty banter with the Countess about marriage and women before being sent to fetch Helena.
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In Scene III: The Clown engages in witty banter with the Countess about marriage and women before being sent to fetch Helena. Later, in Scene II: The Clown engages in wordplay with the Countess, boasting about his…
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
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This scene marks the dramatic climax because Bertram, who has fled his forced marriage to Helena, achieves his…
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