Match each character from Oliver Goldsmith's prescribed Non-African drama, She Stoops to Conquer, to their corresponding key dramatic action or characterization:
- Charles MarlowExhibits dual social behavior, acting paralyzed by shyness around modest ladies but bold around working-class women.
- Tony LumpkinDirects Marlow and Hastings to Mr. Hardcastle's house under the false pretense that it is a rural inn.
- Kate HardcastleAdopts a lower-class disguise as a barmaid to uncover her suitor's true personality.
- Mrs. HardcastleAttempts to withhold her niece's casket of jewels to force a marriage with her spoiled son.
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Charles Marlow matches with exhibiting dual social behavior around ladies of different social classes; Tony Lumpkin matches with directing the suitors to Mr. Hardcastle's house under the pretense that it is an inn; Kate Hardcastle matches with adopting a barmaid disguise; Mrs. Hardcastle matches with withholding Constance's jewels.
Each character in Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer is accurately matched to their key action: Charles Marlow exhibits contrasting confidence depending on a woman's social standing, Tony Lumpkin initiates the mistaken identity plot, Kate Hardcastle assumes a barmaid disguise to win Marlow, and Mrs. Hardcastle attempts to retain control over Constance's jewels.
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Textual and character analysis in Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer