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Act 2, Scene 1.

“Enter Illioneus, and Cloanthes.” This text, analogously with other early publications, uses contemporary spellings (e.g. “this braue Lord”; “And haue not any couerture but heauen.”) and does not use modern scene subsections, but this is where Act 1, Scene 2 starts in later editions.

“Of Troy am I, Æneas is my name”

I don’t think this is supposed to be funny….but not gonna lie, it’s kind of funny.

“AENEAS
Ah, Troy is sacked, and Priamus is dead,
And why should poor Aeneas be alive?
ASCANIUS
Sweet father, leave to weep. This is not he,
For, were it Priam, he would smile on me.”

😩😩