Your AP Lit students have heard of Don Juan. They think he's romantic. This is the version that corrects that — the cold, systematic predator Tirso de Molina actually wrote, who escapes justice four times before a stone statue finally does what no human could. This scaffolded resource covers all four key scenes: Isabela (the identity swap in the dark), Tisbea (the monologue of fire and shame), Aminta (the oath he doesn't mean to keep — but that kills him anyway), and the stone dinner that ends i