Cyrano de Bergerac、Act 4, Scene 1の要約
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In Act 4, Scene 1, Cyrano forces Montfleury offstage, pays for the canceled performance, and wounds the Viscount de Valvert while composing a poem during their duel. His triumph gives way to a private admission that he has no money left, and he accepts a little food from the buffet-girl.
起こる出来事
- Cyrano threatens Montfleury and the protesting spectators until the actor leaves the stage.
- He criticizes Montfleury’s acting, withholds a second reason for his hatred, and throws money toward the stage to cover refunds.
- Cyrano rejects dependence on a patron and strikes a bore whom he accuses of staring at his nose.
- After Valvert insults his nose and clothes, Cyrano answers with elaborate jokes and a defense of inward dignity.
- Cyrano composes a ballade while fencing and wounds Valvert on its final line, winning the audience’s applause.
- He admits that his father’s gift is entirely spent and accepts grapes, water, and half a macaroon from the buffet-girl.

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このsceneの中で
注目するポイント
Cyrano answers Valvert’s mockery of his clothing by asserting inward dignity. The claim connects his defense of honor with his rejection of fashionable display.
簡単な確認
Why does Cyrano have no money for supper?

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