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- Antipholus needs Dromio to cheer him up when he’s down but only when he’s in the right mood. He warns Dromio to judge this mood carefully or he’ll be beaten.
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At that moment, Dromio of Syracuse returns from the harbor, and mistaking Antipholus E. for his master, tells him which ships are ready to sail. Cursing, Antipholus orders him to be silent and sends him to Adriana to fetch a purse of money with which to pay his way out of jail.
Antipholus of Syracuse has found out that his Dromio did indeed bring his money to the Centaur Inn. He runs into Dromio on the street and asks him about what he was talking about earlier. Dromio is confused and says he hasn’t seen his master since he was sent to the inn.
In conclusion, this slave or witch said she had a claim over me, called me Dromio, swore that I was pledged to her, told me what private marks I had on my body, like a mark on my shoulder, the mole on my neck, the big wart on my left art.
Oct 4, 2017 · When Antipholus and Dromio (of Ephesus) enter, having escaped from Dr. Pinch, the Duke listens to conflicting accounts of what Antipholus and Dromio have done. Egeon says that Antipholus is his son, but Antipholus denies knowing him.
ANTIPHOLUS OF SYRACUSE. The gold I gave to Dromio is laid up Safe at the Centaur, and the heedful slave Is wandered forth, in care to seek me out. By computation and mine host’s report, I could not speak with Dromio since at first I sent him from the mart. See, here he comes.
Explanation. Antipholus needs Dromio to cheer him up when he’s down but only when he’s in the right mood. He warns Dromio to judge this mood carefully or he’ll be beaten. Antipholus is putting his servant in a difficult position, having to always change his behaviour to match that of his master.
Dromio is used to Antipholus being late home and is quick to point out that he is being punished for his master’s sins. Getting caught between his master and his wife and abused by both is something that has clearly happened many times before.
