Antipholus of Syracuse Scenes

Antipholus of Syracuse marvels at how everyone in Ephesus seems to know him, suspecting sorcery. His servant Dromio arrives with bail money, confusing Antipholus further with talk of a 'sergeant' and an impending ship departure.

Dromio of Syracuse describes a kitchen wench who has mistaken him for his twin, using a series of elaborate and bawdy geographical metaphors to describe her physical appearance to his master.

Antipholus of Syracuse encounters Dromio of Ephesus, whom he mistakes for his own servant. A comedic misunderstanding ensues as Antipholus demands his money while Dromio insists his master return home for dinner.

Antipholus of Syracuse confronts his servant Dromio over a perceived lie regarding gold and a dinner invitation. Unbeknownst to them, the confusion stems from their identical twins residing in the same city, leading to a physical and verbal altercation.