Sally’s husband Bill, the lawyer, worries that his wife’s "dummy" outburst is a double-entendre and that she may have discovered his affair with another woman named Cymbaline. He describes his mistress as having “geranium scented breath,” and blond hair. He continues his soliloquy with contemplating her whereabouts, jealously wondering who she may be with tonight ("”Is it Christopher, Oliver, Mortimer, Manfred, Chuck, Tommy, or Dominic?”"), and regretting that he is married to Sally rather than her. Bill’s arietta ends with Sally saying, "”The Queen, you have trumped the Queen!” "