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Pericles · Chapter
Scene I explained
Dionyza orders Leonine to murder Marina, but pirates intervene and abduct her.
What happens
Dionyza orders Leonine to murder Marina, but pirates intervene and abduct her. Leonine decides to report her dead.
Themes in this chapter
Appearance vs. Reality
Dionyza feigns maternal care while plotting Marina's murder.
Resilience and Endurance
Marina's survival instinct and plea for mercy highlight her enduring spirit.
Characters to notice
Key passages
“Thy oath remember; thou hast sworn to do’t: ’Tis but a blow, which never shall be known.”
Remember your oath; you swore to do it—it's just a blow that will never be discovered.
Dionyza urges Leonine to fulfill his promise to kill Marina.
“I never kill’d a mouse, nor hurt a fly: I trod upon a worm against my will, But I wept for it.”
I have never killed a mouse or hurt a fly; I even cried when I accidentally stepped on a worm.
Marina protests her innocence and gentle nature.