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How does the play end?

AWith the characters resolving all conflicts and celebrating together.

BWith Lady Teazle speaking an epilogue to the audience.

CWith Sir Peter Teazle delivering a final monologue.

DWith a dramatic revelation of a long-lost relative.

Answer:

B. With Lady Teazle speaking an epilogue to the audience.

Read Explanation:

  • The play ends with Lady Teazle speaking an epilogue to the audience.

  • After the resolution of the various plot points, including Sir Oliver’s decision to leave his fortune to Charles and the reconciliation of Sir Peter and Lady Teazle, Lady Teazle steps forward to address the audience, providing a final commentary on the events.

  • This epilogue serves to wrap up the play's themes and offer a humorous conclusion.


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