Dumaine

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Dumaine is one of the lords attending on the King of Navarre in Shakespeare’s comedy "Love's Labour's Lost," known for his role in the group’s romantic and intellectual pursuits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean character
fictional character
stage character
allegiance King of Navarre
appearsAlongside Boyet
Costard
Don Adriano de Armado
Maria
Rosaline
appearsIn Love's Labour's Lost
appearsInAct Act I of Love's Labour's Lost
Act II of Love's Labour's Lost
Act III of Love's Labour's Lost
Act IV of Love's Labour's Lost
Act V of Love's Labour's Lost
associatedWith Berowne
King of Navarre
Longaville
Princess of France
breaksOath by falling in love with Katherine
createdBy William Shakespeare
dramaticCategory young nobleman
firstPerformanceCentury 16th century
genreOfWorkAppearsIn comedy
hasDramaticFunction comic courtier
foil to Berowne and Longaville
romantic suitor
hasTrait learned
romantic
witty
languageOfWorkAppearsIn English
literaryCanon Shakespearean canon
literaryForm dramatic character
literaryPeriod Elizabethan drama
medium theatre
memberOf the group of lords who swear an oath of study and abstinence
nationality Navarrese
occupation lord
partOf the King of Navarre's court
romanticallyInvolvedWith Katherine
settingOfWorkAppearsIn Navarre
swearsOath to avoid women and devote himself to study
themeInvolvement intellectual pursuit
perjury of oaths
romantic love
wit and wordplay
workFirstPublishedIn quarto of Love's Labour's Lost

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