HKB
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Often appears with: the fear of death · public lamentation · marriage proposal · gratitude and ingratitude · feigned mourning · crime and punishment
Usually: narrative (1) · grief and loss (1) · injustice endured (1) · indignation (1) · lament (1)
After Thrasillus kills Lepolemus and pretends to mourn, Charites learns of his death and grieves publicly, then privately plans suicide while Thrasillus continues courting her to advance his plot.
Howbeit, Thrasillus was not sufficed to see him thus wounded, but when he desired his friendly help, he thrust Lepolemus through the right thigh with his speare, the more because he thought the wound of the speare would be taken for a wound of the Boars teeth, then he killed the beast likewise, And when he was thus miserably slaine, every one of us came out of our holes, and went towards our slaine master. But althou…