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            Act 4:
            
            At night in the garden, Barbarina despairs that she has lost the pin that the count 
            
            has asked her to take back to Susanna as a sign that he’s received her letter. When 
            
            Figaro and Marcellina appear, Barbarina tells them about the planned rendezvous 
            
            between the count and Susanna. Thinking that his bride is unfaithful, Figaro curses 
            
            all women. He hides when Susanna and the countess arrive, dressed in each 
            
            other’s clothes. Alone, Susanna sings of love. She knows that Figaro is listening and 
            
            enjoys making him think that she’s about to betray him with the count. She then 
            
            conceals herself—in time to see Cherubino try to seduce the disguised countess. 
            
            When the count arrives looking for Susanna, he chases the boy away. Figaro, by 
            
            now realizing what is going on, joins in the joke and declares his passion for 
            
            Susanna in her countess disguise. The count returns to discover Figaro with his 
            
            wife, or so he thinks, and explodes with rage. At that moment, the real countess 
            
            steps forward and reveals her identity. Ashamed, the count asks her pardon. 
            
            Ultimately, she forgives him, and the entire household celebrates the day’s happy 
            
            ending.

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            Act 3: 
            
            Later that day in the great hall, Susanna leads on the count with promises of 
            
            a rendezvous that night. He is overjoyed but then overhears Susanna conspiring 
            
            with Figaro. In a rage, he declares that he will have revenge. The countess, alone, 
            
            recalls her past happiness. Marcellina, accompanied by a lawyer, Don Curzio, 
            
            demands that Figaro pay his debt or marry her at once. Figaro replies that he can’t 
            
            marry without the consent of his parents for whom he’s been searching for years, 
            
            having been abducted as a baby. When he reveals a birthmark on his arm, 
            
            Marcellina realizes that he is her long-lost son, fathered by Bartolo. Arriving to see 
            
            Figaro and Marcellina embracing, Susanna thinks that her fiancé has betrayed her, 
            
            but she is pacified when she learns the truth. The countess is determined to go 
            
            through with the conspiracy against her husband, and she and Susanna compose a 
            
            letter to him confirming the meeting with Susanna that evening in the garden. 
            
            Cherubino, now disguised as a girl, appears with his sweetheart, Barbarina, the 
            
            daughter of Antonio. Antonio, who has found Cherubino’s cap, also arrives and 
            
            reveals the young man. The count is furious to discover that Cherubino has 
            
            disobeyed him and is still in the house. Barbarina punctures his anger, explaining 
            
            that the count, when he attempted to seduce her, promised her anything she 
            
            desired. Now, she wants to marry Cherubino, and the count reluctantly agrees. The 
            
            household assembles for Figaro and Susanna’s wedding. While dancing with the 
            
            count, Susanna hands him the note, sealed with a pin, confirming their tryst that 
            
            evening.

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            Act 2: In her bedroom, the countess mourns the loss of love in her life. Encouraged 
            
            by Figaro and Susanna, she agrees to set a trap for her husband: They will send 
            
            Cherubino, disguised as Susanna, to a rendezvous with the count that night. At the 
            
            same time, Figaro will send the count an anonymous note suggesting that the 
            
            countess is having an assignation with another man. Cherubino arrives, and the 
            
            two women lock the door before dressing him in women’s clothes. As Susanna 
            
            steps into an adjoining room, the count knocks and is annoyed to find the door 
            
            locked. Cherubino hides himself in the dressing room, and the countess lets her 
            
            husband in. When there’s a sudden noise from behind the door, the count is 
            
            skeptical of his wife’s story that Susanna is in there. Taking his wife with him, he 
            
            leaves to get tools to force the door. Meanwhile, Susanna, who has reentered the 
            
            room unseen and observed everything, helps Cherubino escape through the 
            
            window before taking his place in the dressing room. When the count and countess 
            
            return, both are astonished when Susanna emerges from the room. Figaro arrives 
            
            to begin the wedding festivities, but the count questions him about the note that 
            
            he received. Figaro successfully eludes questioning until the gardener, Antonio, 
            
            bursts in, complaining that someone has jumped from the window. Figaro 
            
            improvises quickly, feigning a limp and pretending that it was he who jumped. As 
            
            soon as Antonio leaves, Bartolo, Marcellina, and Basilio appear, putting their case 
            
            to the count and holding the contract that obliges Figaro to marry Marcellina. 
            
            Delighted, the count declares that Figaro must honor his agreement and that his 
            
            wedding to Susanna will be postponed.

@runningfrom2am I'm so happy ur back 

@runningfrom2am I have messed lightly with C.ai before, I could honestly never quite get into it. Perhaps something about it just majorly flew over my head, I can't for certain say. But thank you for the suggestion, I may give it another go to see if I can figure it out. 
            
            And yes of course! Your stuff is wonderful, truly. I'm looking forward to getting into your other stories as well, I think I can geninuely and honestly say your one of my favorite writers on here now. I'm really excted to see all the cool things you'll do! <3

hi! so that’s not something i do BUT i see the girlies on tumblr posting about c.ai all the time and i get the impression that it would be similar?? i’m not sure bc i’ve never done rp but maybe check that out if you haven’t! 
            
            and thank you so so much for reading my stuff and i’m really glad you enjoy it!! <33

@life_is_roblox AHHH THANK YOU THANK YOUUU <3

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