The Rover - Summary

The Rover - Summary

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The Rover or The Banish'd Cavaliers is a play in two parts written by the English author Aphra Behn. It was a very popular Restoration comedy. Behn had famously worked as a spy for Charles II against the Dutch. However, Charles was slow to pay her for her services and slow to meet his promises, if he ever paid her at all, and Behn sought to make money first with her poetry, and then with plays and novels. The Rover appeared on the stage in 1677, and it was popular enough that a second part appeared in 1681. The play appeared for a long run, enabling Behn to make a fair income from it (the author received the proceeds from the box office every third night the play ran).
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Rachel Berry was a poor girl living In a ratty old village. Her only trustworthy companions are Quinn Fabray and Santana Lopez. She's known as the town joke because her fathers a con artist who bailed after her mother died of an unknown diesease when she was eight. Rachel works as a waitress at the town pub earning her living, which is very little. Not much is going for her and not many people know of her, which is perfectly fine with her. Until one night Finn Hudson is the prince of Lima living in a palace. His best friends are Noah 'Puck'erman and Sam Evans. Finns parents are the great rulers of Lima who set an example. He is suppose to do the same, which he does, but it gets tiring for him. His new duty is to find a bride eligible for queen. He has until his coronation day to find a girl to for the high standers. What happens when he goes into town one night and walks into that pub? Two different worlds collide, what will happen when they do? How will people react?

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