The first known use of this dramatic convention is presented in "sundry languages," as each character speaks in a different tongue; in that work, Erasto is slain by a bashaw, which motivates Perseda to stab Soliman. In another play that uses this dramatic convention, every time the phrase "I've heard of people being stuck with a problem, (-5[1])but this is ridiculous" is said, a burglar enters (-5[1])through a window. Mrs. Clackett repeatedly loses her plate of sardines in that play that uses this dramatic convention, Noises Off. In another use (10[1])of this (10[1])dramatic convention, the Man (10[1])in the Moon is thanked for his "sunny beams," and secrets are whispered through a "crannied hole" in a wall. For 10 (-5[1])points, the Rude Mechanicals from A Midsummer (10[1])Night's Dream tell the story of Pyramus and (10[1]-5[1])Thisbe in what type of "nested" dramatic convention? (10[1])■END■ (10[3])