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I am going to kill him... scene from act II of The Marriage of Figaro
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I am going to kill him... scene from act II of The Marriage of Figaro
CHT238773 I am going to kill him... scene from act II of The Marriage of Figaro by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais (1732-99) 1785 (pen & ink on paper) by Saint-Quentin, Jacques Philippe Joseph de (b.1738); Bibliotheque de la Comedie Francaise, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright
Media ID 23362874
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Argument Bedroom Comedy La Folle Journee Mariage Suzanne Threat Threatening Beds
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This print captures a pivotal moment from Act II of "The Marriage of Figaro" by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais. The scene depicted here, titled "I am going to kill him. . " is filled with intense emotions and dramatic tension. In this pen and ink drawing, we find ourselves in the interior of a beautifully furnished bedroom. The setting exudes elegance and sophistication, with intricate details adorning the furniture and furnishings. Two characters dominate the scene: Suzanne and an unidentified male figure who seems to have provoked her anger. Suzanne's face reveals a mixture of fury, determination, and perhaps even desperation as she utters those chilling words: "I am going to kill him. . ". Her threat hangs heavy in the air, leaving us intrigued about what has transpired between these two individuals. The artist skillfully captures the essence of this comedic opera through his expressive lines and attention to detail. We can almost feel the energy emanating from Suzanne's raised hand as she confronts her adversary. This image serves as a reminder that even within lighthearted comedies like "The Marriage of Figaro" there are moments where tensions run high. As viewers, we are left captivated by this snapshot into one crucial moment in the play's narrative—a moment that promises further intrigue, conflict, and perhaps even resolution.
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