By Which It Will Appear How Dangerous an Advocate a Lady Is, When She Applies Her Eloquency to an Ill Purpose
- Lady Bellaston listens Lord Fellamar's concerns about their evil plan.
- She mocks him for being a coward.
- She tells him that women like forceful men.
- And anyway, he plans to marry Sophia, doesn't he?
- Lady Bellaston insists that she's only cooperating with this plan because she thinks it's for Sophia's own good. (Gross.)
- Lord Fellamar finds Lady Bellaston convincing, especially because she is a woman.
- Lord Fellamar agrees that he is "a man of spirit" (15.4.3) and he will go ahead make Sophia his.