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Belvile calls Blunt from outside the locked door, but Blunt does not answer. Belvile has a servant batter the door with a chair, and Blunt calls out that he is "a little busy." First pretending to be engaged in business, then prayer, Blunt finally announces he has a girl inside. Belvile calls out to open the door and share the fun, and he has the servants break down the door.

Belvile, Willmore, Frederick, Pedro and a servant enter and begin to laugh at Blunt and his strange attire. They mock Blunt for not knowing...

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1. The Rover: Introduction
2. Aphra Behn Biography
3. Summary
4. Summary and Analysis
   1. Summary and Analysis: Prologue and Act I, scenes i – ii
   2. Summary and Analysis: Act II, scenes i – ii
   3. Summary and Analysis: Act III, scenes i – iv Summary and Analysis
   4. Summary and Analysis: Act IV, scenes i – iii Summary and Analysis
   5. Summary and Analysis: Act V
5. Quizzes
6. Characters
7. Themes
8. Style
9. Historical Context
10. Critical Overview
11. Essays and Criticism
12. Compare and Contrast
13. Topics for Further Study
14. Media Adaptations
15. What Do I Read Next?
16. Bibliography and Further Reading
17. Pictures
18. Copyright

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