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(Outside Doña Ana's house, which is seen from a corner. The two walls that form the angle extend equally on both sides, allowing one to see on the right a grilled window, and on the left a grilled window and a door.)
(Don Luis, muffled in his cloak) Here I am at Doña Ana's to warn her, especially, of what tonight we may see happening in Sevilla. Oh, what anxiety! Luckily I didn't meet a soul. Now, Don Juan, the bold, each to his own destiny! If honour and life are at stake my skill and my valour will defend life and honour. But now someone's awake.