She then runs away from her hometown and entrances a whoremaster named Mr . Edwards.
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She then murders her parents and runs away, eventually becoming the mistress of a whoremaster named Jules Edwards.
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She becomes a whoremaster's mistress, but he beats her viciously upon realizing that she is using him, and leaves her to die on Adam and Charles's doorstep.
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Preserved wall scrawlings said, " Vote for Vaticus, all the whoremasters vote for him . . all the drunkards and slug-a-beds vote for him . . . all the wife-beaters vote for him ."
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Spungius is " a drunkard, " and Hircius is " a whoremaster; " both have accepted Christianity under Dorothea's influence, though they have trouble avoiding their habitual vices . ( The two provide the play's comic relief, though their dialogues also contain the " foulness " that distressed traditional critics like Kingsley . ) Angelo, in contrast, is an angel in disguise, and serves as Dorothea's guide and guardian.