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Mistress Page ♂ male

306Lines Spoken 2.1First Scene 5.5Last Scene 11.7%Of Play Dialogue

Mistress Page is the #2 role in The Merry Wives of Windsor by line count (306 lines, 11.7% of the play), sharing the stage most often with Page — 7 scenes together across Acts 2 to 5.

Mistress Page’s position in the full cast

# Role Lines Share
1 Falstaff 433 16.6%
2 Mistress Page (this role) 306 11.7%
3 Ford 305 11.7%
4 Mistress Quickly 262 10.0%
5 Sir Hugh Evans 222 8.5%
6 Mistress Ford 167 6.4%
7 Page 144 5.5%
8 Slender 141 5.4%
9 Shallow 114 4.4%
10 Host 107 4.1%

How Mistress Page’s dialogue distributes across the play

Act Lines Intensity
Act 2 73
Act 3 72
Act 4 121
Act 5 40

Mistress Page’s dramatic peak falls in Act 4 with 121 lines.

Voice signature

Opening line (Act 2, Scene 1): “What, have I scaped love-letters in the holiday-”

Longest speech (Act 4, Scene 2): “distemper he is in now: I am glad the fat knight is not here.”

Exit line (Act 5, Scene 5): “And laugh this sport o'er by a country fire;”

Every scene where Mistress Page speaks

Act / Scene Lines spoken Share of scene
Act 2, Scene 1 73 34.6%
Act 3, Scene 2 13 15.7%
Act 3, Scene 3 51 24.6%
Act 3, Scene 4 8 7.5%
Act 4, Scene 1 15 21.1%
Act 4, Scene 2 63 32.0%
Act 4, Scene 4 43 45.7%
Act 5, Scene 3 17 73.9%
Act 5, Scene 5 23 9.7%

Who Mistress Page shares the stage with

Questions about Mistress Page

Is Mistress Page the lead role in The Merry Wives of Windsor?

Mistress Page is ranked #2 by line count among 25 speaking characters in The Merry Wives of Windsor — carrying 11.7% of the play’s dialogue.

What is Mistress Page’s longest scene?

Act 2 Scene 1, where Mistress Page speaks 73 lines.

Who does Mistress Page speak to the most?

Mistress Page shares the most scenes with Page — 7 scenes together across The Merry Wives of Windsor.