Don Gil of the Green Breeches
Betrayed by Martin, who plans to marry the wealthier Ines, Dona Juana disguises herself as a man in green breeches. Her pursuit produces rival claimants to the name Don Gil.
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Betrayed by Martin, who plans to marry the wealthier Ines, Dona Juana disguises herself as a man in green breeches. Her pursuit produces rival claimants to the name Don Gil.
Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore after attempting to seduce his daughter Donna Anna. He later pursues Donna Ximena and Maturina while evading vengeance from Anna’s fiancé Ottavio. His servant Pasquariello hears the Commendatore’s statue accept a dinner invitation. When Giovanni refuses Donna Elvira’s plea to reform, the statue arrives at his house and drags him to his death.
María de Molina struggles to retain power as regent for her young son against nobles who seek control or marriage to her. She also confronts a plot to poison the child king and later must counter her courtiers' intrigues when her son takes the throne.
Don John pursues a life of sexual violence and murder, repeatedly escaping consequences as women and the dead seek justice. After refusing the Commander's final warning, he and his companions are condemned to Hell.
Aurelio, visiting Urbino, is mistaken for the banished Borgia and lets the confusion continue. He falls for Cornelia, Borgia’s sister, while Ursini also seeks her and the Duchess becomes enamored of Aurelio. A balcony scene of mistaken identities and overheard conversation deepens the confusion until Cornelia admits the deception; further mix-ups resolve in the Duchess marrying the Duke of Ferrara and Cornelia marrying Ursini, while Aurelio leaves.
Betrayed by Martin, who plans to marry the wealthier Ines, Dona Juana disguises herself as a man in green breeches. Her pursuit produces rival claimants to the name Don Gil.
Don Giovanni kills the Commendatore after attempting to seduce his daughter Donna Anna. He later pursues Donna Ximena and Maturina while evading vengeance from Anna’s fiancé Ottavio. His servant Pasquariello hears the Commendatore’s statue accept a dinner invitation. When Giovanni refuses Donna Elvira’s plea to reform, the statue arrives at his house and drags him to his death.
María de Molina struggles to retain power as regent for her young son against nobles who seek control or marriage to her. She also confronts a plot to poison the child king and later must counter her courtiers' intrigues when her son takes the throne.
Don John pursues a life of sexual violence and murder, repeatedly escaping consequences as women and the dead seek justice. After refusing the Commander's final warning, he and his companions are condemned to Hell.
Aurelio, visiting Urbino, is mistaken for the banished Borgia and lets the confusion continue. He falls for Cornelia, Borgia’s sister, while Ursini also seeks her and the Duchess becomes enamored of Aurelio. A balcony scene of mistaken identities and overheard conversation deepens the confusion until Cornelia admits the deception; further mix-ups resolve in the Duchess marrying the Duke of Ferrara and Cornelia marrying Ursini, while Aurelio leaves.