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* BedTrick: Angelo attempts to use the Scarpia Ultimatum on Isabella; she convinces Angelo's rejected fiancée Mariana, who still loves him, to go in her place.

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* BedTrick: Angelo attempts to use the Scarpia Ultimatum ScarpiaUltimatum on Isabella; she convinces Angelo's rejected fiancée Mariana, who still loves him, to go in her place.
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** Angelo has lost his post, been forced to marry a former fiance, and had his reputation ruined as a hypocrite, but is allowed to live.

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** Angelo has lost his post, been forced to marry a former fiance, fiancée, and had his reputation ruined as a hypocrite, but is allowed to live.

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* AFriendInNeed: When Claudio and Juliet are led in a procession towards the jail, Lucio is shocked to see them, and resolves to do anything to help Claudio out. Lucio is as good as his word: he brings word to Isabella, Claudio's only family, and encourages her when she goes to talk to Angelo for the first time.

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When Claudio and Juliet are led in a procession towards the jail, Lucio is shocked to see them, and resolves to do anything to help Claudio out. Lucio is as good as his word: he brings word to Isabella, Claudio's only family, and encourages her when she goes to talk to Angelo for the first time.
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* LampshadedDoubleEntendre: Shakespeare is a man of a thousand dirty jokes, and, given that this is a play about ''sex,'' this one rises to the chall--er, [[ThatCameOutWrong it's got a lot of them too.]] Act I Scene II in particular is a veritable HurricaneOfPuns about hemorrhoids and syphilis, though unfortunately most of the puns haven't aged well.

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* LampshadedDoubleEntendre: Shakespeare is a man of a thousand dirty jokes, and, given that this is a play about ''sex,'' this one rises to the chall--er, call--er, [[ThatCameOutWrong it's got a lot of them too.]] Act I Scene II in particular is a veritable HurricaneOfPuns about hemorrhoids and syphilis, though unfortunately most of the puns haven't aged well.
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-->''"Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."''
--->-- '''Escalus'''

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-->''"Some ->''"Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."''
--->-- -->-- '''Escalus'''
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!!As the play is OlderThanSteam and most twists in Shakespeare's plots are now [[ItWasHisSled widely known]], all spoilers on this page are [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff unmarked]].
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** The Duke, as the friar, comforts Claudio by claiming that Angelo's ScarpiaUltimatem was just a secret test of Isabella's character.

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** The Duke, as the friar, comforts Claudio by claiming that Angelo's ScarpiaUltimatem ScarpiaUltimatum was just a secret test of Isabella's character.

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