Act II of The Relapse

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Act II of *The Relapse* is a key early section of John Vanbrugh’s Restoration comedy in which intrigue, flirtation, and social satire intensify through characters like the witty Berinthia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf act of a play
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
featuresTheme fashionable society
flirtation
hypocrisy
intrigue
marital fidelity
sexual morality
social satire
wit and repartee
follows Act I of The Relapse NERFINISHED
hasAudience theatre-goers
hasAuthor John Vanbrugh NERFINISHED
hasCharacter Amanda NERFINISHED
Berinthia NERFINISHED
Coupler NERFINISHED
Lord Foppington NERFINISHED
Loveless NERFINISHED
Nurse
Servants
Young Fashion NERFINISHED
hasDramaticMode comedy of manners
hasForm dialogue
prose
hasGenre Restoration comedy
hasHistoricalContext late 17th-century English theatre
hasIntendedEffect amusement
social criticism
hasLanguage English
hasNotableCharacterRole Berinthia as witty intriguer
hasPerformanceMedium stage
hasPlaceSetting London NERFINISHED
upper-class domestic interiors
hasTimePeriodSetting Restoration era
hasTone playful
satirical
witty
hasWorkOrder second act
narrativeFunction advances character relationships
develops romantic intrigues
heightens social satire
intensifies comic conflict
partOf The Relapse NERFINISHED
precedes Act III of The Relapse NERFINISHED
usesDramaticDevice aside
situational irony
stage business
verbal irony

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Berinthia appearsInAct Act II of The Relapse