Tellus's treachery is revealed, and forgiven; the play ends with the marriages usual for comedy--though Endymion, stuck in love with a goddess, must remain a bachelor.
Tellus's treachery is revealed, and forgiven. The play ends with the marriages usual for comedy, with Eumenides, Tellus, and Dipsas all headed to the altar with appropriate mates--though Endymion, stuck in love with a goddess, must remain a bachelor.