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Full speech
We diverse are in works, though not in ends; And thereby every Fury finds some friends. Beside, we overact, and therein foil The ruin of Mankind, wherein we toil. In that we mankind unto fame entail. Yet fame keeps outward order, and supports: For shame and honour are strong humane forts. Whereas Confusion is and engine fit For us, at once to swallow man with it. Fie Malice! It is you that us deceive, Who but with violence only can bereave. For which you find not many nature's fit, And so add little to our Throne by it. Where I pass through all the orbs of vice, And form in each mould Nature's prejudice. The Christian Church from me is not exempt; Laws have by me both honour and contempt; By me the War upholds her reputation; And lust, which leaves no certain generation; Envy, that hates all difference of degree; And selflove, which hath no affinity; Even you, without me, cannot prosper well: I am the mould, and Majesty of hell.
Plot summary
Plot — Alaham
Before the start of the action, an oracle foretold that the kingdom’s security depended on the death of the King’s eldest son, Zophi; but the pashas, ruling during the King’s senility, merely banished him. Hala, wife of the younger son, Alaham, has had a series of affairs with pashas: first Muhammad, who was forced into exile as a result, then Cain. Seeking to secure his position, Alaham has recalled Muhammad, ===== PAGE 189 ===== 1600 but Muhammad has recalled Zophi in turn, cutting Alaham out of the succession. Hala seeks to make Cain king, and persuades him to murder Muhammad; but he changes his mind after Muhammad warns him of Alaham’s ambition: Cain will tell Alaham that Muhammad is dead, but in reality he will go into hiding. Meanwhile Alaham corrupts the guard, blinds his father and brother, and seizes power. When Cain tells him of Muhammad's death, he is sent for execution — if not for murder then for lying about it, as he is told when he tries to save himself. Alaham’s sister Caelica helps Zophi and their father to take sanctuary in the temple. Alaham has the city searched, finds Caelica, and arrests her. Her cries bring the old King out of hiding, and he too is arrested. The King, Caelica, and Zophi are all burned to death; as they die, their souls call out for vengeance. Seeking to avenge Cain’s death, Hala sends Alaham a poisoned robe, and plans to kill their son before his face, so that the other child, Cain’s bastard, will inherit the kingdom; but she mistakenly kills the wrong infant. The robe kills Alaham; Hala intends to kill herself too.