The Rivals - A Play Analysis

dged, and plotted to gain my ends, and am at least disappointed by other people's folly, may in pity be allowed to swear and grumble a little; but a captious skeptic in love, a slave to fretfulness and whim, who has no difficulties but of his own creating, is the subject for ridicule than compassion (Sheridan 51),
             which demonstrates how he acknowledges that he has caused many of the problems in his life that are plaguing him. Unable to choose between being himself and Beverly, Jack fails to make a decision that would have a g
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