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I mentioned it because Don Juan appears in it, but is not the star of it Larry Send a noteboard - 25/05/2012 10:24:20 PM
It was my original understanding that the two plays had little in common besides a Spanish setting, and that was why I asked you which Schiller play it was. I'm not sure what you're seeing, but without actually reading the whole play I can't go into more detail.


It's been several years since I read it in parallel German/English, so my memory is very fuzzy *pauses, does search, smacks head* - yeah, so fuzzy in fact that I thought the play had the same character as the poem Don Juan (by Schiller) did. That's what I get for not checking the play after having last read it five years ago.

But I did a search and Schiller did write a poem about Don Juan, so I wasn't completely off-base. Just the wrong work/genre.

But if you want to compare two plays on Don Juan, Zorrilla's is probably one to consider. It was just only written in Spanish and not French nor German.
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