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Pedrolino
[Aaron Santos] and Isabella [Pamela Dritt] look
on as impovershed poet Orazio [Dylan Whitney] unsuccessfully
tries to convince Pantalone [Mike Bergman] that
he is worthy to marry Pantalone's daughter. |
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Pedrolino
supports Isaballa, who supports Orazio in his furhter
effort to convince Pantalone of his worth as a suitor. |
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Capitano
Spavento [Jonathan Samson] has charged into Ravenna,
only to discover the opposing army has already fled. |
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Olivetta
[Rachel Flaherty] listens to Isabella's lament about
love and money. |
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Capitano
Spavento and Brighella [Jay Cross] listen to the
two women complain about having too much money. |
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Capitano
Spavento attempts to woo Isabella, while Olivetta
is drawn to Brighella [not seen here]. |
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Brighella
convincing Olivetta that she can be very desirable. |
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Pedrolino
pleads with Orazio to just follow the plan. |
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After
picking Orazio's pocket, Brighella accuses him of
trying to hurt him with his carelessness, and Sapvento
threatens Orazio. |
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Brighella
and Spavento congradulate themselves on stealing
a good plan, and making it work. |
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Pedrolino
is proud of the love poem that Orazio will use to
convince Pantalone of his merit. |
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Brighella
and Spavento sneak up where they will overhear the
new plan [about the poem]. |
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Orazio
has chosen to speak from his heart rather than use
the poem. |
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Brighella
is moved, and compliments Pedrolino on the worth
of his poem, while Spavento reads it to Pantalone
and Isabella [not seen here]. |
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Orazio
is non-plussed, but Brighella and Pedrolino are
moved to tears by the poem, and Spavento's reading
of it. |
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Spavento
and Brighella listen as Isabella lays out the details
of her plan. |
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Brighella
is delighted that there will be some food in the
deal. |
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Olivetta,
pleased with Pedrolino's clever plan, and adept
handling of adversity, prepares to do the French
dismount. |
