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Isabela and her servant Fabio are travel toward Seville for her wedding. Surprised to see Don Juan instead of Batricio, she tells him to leave but the trickster convinces her that Batricio has forgotten her.

Catalinón leaves and Aminta, dressed for bed, comes in. Catalinón tells him that God will take his vengeance on him someday butĭon Juan refuses to listen and says he is young and does not need to worry about behaving yet.

Don Juan says they will leave after he seduces Aminta. After he leaves, Catalinón warns Don Juan that Isabela waits to marry him. In the next scene, Don Juan enters with Catalinón and Gaseno, who has promised his daughter to Don Juan. She wonders about Don Juan's identity and what he wants. Aminta tells Belisa of her worries about Batricio who has been jealous and melancholy all day. He goes to speak to Aminta’s father, Gaseno. He leaves and Don Juan remarks that he tricked him by appealing to Batricio’s honor. When Don Juan enters to talk to him, Don Juan easily convinces Batricio that Aminta and Don Juan are already lovers. The earliest adaptation of the legend of Don Juan, the personification of youthful indifference and all that is sinful, Tirso’s tale set in the 14th century confronts evil masquerading as honor.Batricio becomes upset by Don Juan’s attitude at the dinner where he monopolized Aminta and expresses his frustration and anger.

The Western Literary Tradition AnthologiesĮl burlador de Sevilla y convidado de piedra was first published in Spain around 1630 by Gabriel Tellez, a Spanish Baroque dramatist, poet and a Roman Catholic monk who used the name Tirso de Molina.

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