murder of Don Andrea

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The murder of Don Andrea is the pivotal offstage killing that sets in motion the revenge-driven tragedy and supernatural elements of Thomas Kyd’s play *The Spanish Tragedy*.

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instanceOf fictional event
offstage killing
plot device
belongsToLiteraryPeriod English Renaissance NERFINISHED
belongsToLiteraryTradition early modern revenge drama
hasAuthorOfWork Thomas Kyd NERFINISHED
hasGenreOfWork Elizabethan drama
revenge tragedy
hasMedium stage play
isConnectedTo Bel-imperia’s love for Don Andrea
murder of Horatio
isDepictedAs killing in battle
isExplainedThrough ghost’s prologue
isNarrativelyLocatedIn opening of The Spanish Tragedy
isPivotalEventIn The Spanish Tragedy NERFINISHED
isRecountedBy ghost of Don Andrea
isShownAs offstage action
isWitnessedInAfterlifeBy Revenge
motivates Bel-imperia’s later relationship with Horatio
occursInWork The Spanish Tragedy NERFINISHED
perpetrator Balthazar NERFINISHED
precedesEvent Don Andrea’s appearance as a ghost
Hieronimo’s discovery of Horatio’s body
capture of Balthazar
takesPlaceDuring war between Spain and Portugal
takesPlaceIn battlefield
triggers Bel-imperia’s desire for revenge
Hieronimo’s quest for revenge
revenge plot
supernatural framework of the play
victim Don Andrea NERFINISHED

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The Spanish Tragedy plotElement murder of Don Andrea