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Commentary on Act V, scene ii
As mentioned before, the scenes with Julia are often cut in
production, being criticized as extraneous to the plot. However, Julia provides an important comparison/contrast to the Duchess,
both willful, independent women who initiate relationships with men and conduct secret
affairs. Her death, like the Duchess', becomes
another step on the way to Bosola's conversion.
