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(Don Juan, Centellas, Avellaneda)
DON JUAN: Stop, Doña Inés, wait for me, and if you truly love make me capable of distinguishing truth from fantasy. Give me some certainty a sign to prove, no less, that this is not the madness of an imaginative man so that Don Juan may go calm to death's caress. But, by God, I grow angry knowing I'm always tricked, always the one who's picked to chase after shadows madly. Oh! Perhaps all this has been prepared by you two: and while it took place, you both pretended to the scene. Well, by God, if you dared, you will never forget Don Juan! Hey! Don Rafael, Captain. That's enough: get up from there. (Don Juan stirs Centellas and Avellaneda who get up as if they were waking from a deep sleep.)