Short Plays · Character
Bashville
Lydia's servant in The Admirable Bashville, who fells a rival at her door and hides a poet's tongue beneath a boxer's loyalty.
supporting
Also known as Bashville Madam, Bashville, Madam, Bashville Cashel, Cashel, Bashville Destruction, Bashville Gods, Bashville Sir, The Admirable Bashville
First appearance: the admirable bashville
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Bashville serves as Lydia's doorkeeper and champion, standing between her and unwelcome suitors with a fist as ready as his verse. He is secretly a poet, and his devotion to his mistress runs deeper than duty, though he…
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- Psychological
- Other
Character groups
- Great Catherine court
- Admirable Bashville love triangle
- Protagonist
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
This scene is the dramatic climax because it marks the emotional and psychological peak where the Cloaked Man…
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- Lydia Carew
psychological · ambivalent
- Lydia Carew
psychological · ambivalent
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