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Cyrano de Bergerac, Act 3, Scene 1 summary

Act 3, Scene 1 of 51 · 5 min to read the scene

In Act 3, Scene 1, Christian catches a pickpocket, learns that a hundred men plan to attack Lignière, and leaves to warn him despite his interest in Roxane and anger at Valvert. Meanwhile, the crowded theater settles for Montfleury’s performance, but Cyrano interrupts, demands that he leave, and threatens him with a cane.

What happens

  1. Marquises flatter De Guiche, who heads toward the stage with Valvert and other gentlemen.
  2. Christian catches a pickpocket who reveals that a hundred men await Lignière at the Porte de Nesle.
  3. Christian leaves to warn Lignière, putting his concern for him above his feelings about Roxane and Valvert.
  4. The noisy audience grows quiet amid reports that the Cardinal occupies a box.
  5. Montfleury begins his performance, but a voice repeatedly orders him offstage and threatens him with a cane.
  6. Cyrano appears standing on a chair in the pit and declares that his temper is failing.

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What to notice

The interruption reveals that Cyrano claims authority over Montfleury’s appearances. It turns the opening performance into a public confrontation.

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Where do the hundred men wait for Lignière?

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