Mitarai Digital Folio
Character in Love's Labours Lost

Princess ♀ female

287Lines Spoken 2.1First Scene 5.2Last Scene 10.0%Of Play Dialogue

Princess enters Love's Labours Lost late — first speaking in Act 2 — yet still ranks #3 in the cast with 287 lines (10.0% of the play).

Princess’s position in the full cast

# Role Lines Share
1 Biron 599 20.9%
2 Ferdinand 315 11.0%
3 Princess (this role) 287 10.0%
4 Adriano De Armado 266 9.3%
5 Boyet 233 8.1%
6 Costard 203 7.1%
7 Moth 201 7.0%
8 Holofernes 184 6.4%
9 Rosaline 172 6.0%
10 Dumain 93 3.2%

How Princess’s dialogue distributes across the play

Act Lines Intensity
Act 2 66
Act 4 49
Act 5 172

Princess’s dramatic peak falls in Act 5 with 172 lines.

Voice signature

Opening line (Act 2, Scene 1): “Good Lord Boyet, my beauty, though but mean,”

Longest speech (Act 4, Scene 1): “Thou shalt know her, fellow, by the rest that have no heads.”

Exit line (Act 5, Scene 2): “[To FERDINAND] Ay, sweet my lord; and so I take my leave.”

Every scene where Princess speaks

Act / Scene Lines spoken Share of scene
Act 2, Scene 1 66 24.5%
Act 4, Scene 1 49 30.2%
Act 5, Scene 2 172 17.7%

Who Princess shares the stage with

Scene partner Shared scenes
Rosaline 3
Maria 3
Boyet 3
Biron 2
Katharine 2
Costard 2
Ferdinand 2
Longaville 2
Dumain 2
Mercade 1

Questions about Princess

Is Princess the lead role in Love’s Labours Lost?

Princess is ranked #3 by line count among 21 speaking characters in Love's Labours Lost — carrying 10.0% of the play’s dialogue.

What is Princess’s longest scene?

Act 5 Scene 2, where Princess speaks 172 lines.

Who does Princess speak to the most?

Princess shares the most scenes with Rosaline — 3 scenes together across Love's Labours Lost.