Sly doubts he's a lord, but seems convinced when his lady shows up.
He serves Sly as part of the ruse to convince him he's a lord.
He serves Sly as part of the ruse to convince him he's a lord.
The nobleman is making good on his plan to convince Sly he is a lord.
He serves Sly as part of the ruse to convince him he's a lord.
The lord's page dresses as a woman and pretends to be Sly's lady.
The messenger informs Sly that the acting troupe is ready to perform their comedy, to help restore him to health.
Sly returns from his sleep, dressed a little more like a lord. He’s followed by attendants who are telling him that he’s a lord who has woken up from years of sleep. But Sly’s not believing it yet. The real Lord’s page shows up, pretending to be Sly’s wife, and Sly suddenly seems more willing to consider that he really is a lord. A messenger announces that the actors are ready to perform a comedy, and Sly, finally starting to believe he’s a lord, agrees to watch the play with his lady.
