Squire Sullen

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Squire Sullen is a boorish, hard-drinking country gentleman and unhappy husband in George Farquhar’s Restoration comedy "The Beaux' Stratagem."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
husband
male character
theatrical character
appearsIn The Beaux' Stratagem NERFINISHED
associatedTheme alcohol and dissipation
country versus town manners
gender relations
marital discord
associatedWork The Beaux' Stratagem, Act II NERFINISHED
The Beaux' Stratagem, Act III NERFINISHED
createdBy George Farquhar NERFINISHED
dramaticFunction comic figure
obstacle to romantic resolution
satire of country gentry
firstAppearance The Beaux' Stratagem NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceDate 1707
firstPerformancePlace Queen's Theatre, Haymarket NERFINISHED
genre Restoration comedy character
habit hard-drinking
language English
literaryPeriod Restoration and early 18th-century English drama
literaryRole foil to Mrs. Sullen
foil to the beaux (Aimwell and Archer)
maritalStatus unhappily married
medium stage play
narrativeOutcome agrees to separation from Mrs. Sullen
nationality English NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic neglectful of his wife
prefers drinking companions to domestic life
occupation country gentleman
personalityTrait boorish
coarse
ill-tempered
rude
relationship mismatched spouse of Mrs. Sullen
setting Lichfield NERFINISHED
spouse Mrs. Sullen NERFINISHED
timePeriodInFiction early 18th century England
vice alcohol

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The Beaux' Stratagem (stage) hasCharacter Squire Sullen
subject surface form: The Beaux' Stratagem