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* SerialAdulterer: Count Almaviva, despite being married to Rosina, has flings with servant girls (he has had an affair with Fanchette/Barbarina, and attempts to have one with Susanna). The play was deemed shocking when it was written because (gasp!) the servants ''don't put up with it''.
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* SerialAdulterer: Count Almaviva, despite being married to Rosina, has flings with servant girls (he has had an affair with Fanchette/Barbarina, and attempts to have one with Susanna). The play was deemed shocking when it was written because (gasp!) the servants ''don't put up with it''.
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* IncestStandardsAreRelative: Cherubino's woes come from his growing attraction to the Countess. She isn't related to him, but as his godmother, there can be nothing between them. In the sequel play ''Theatre/TheGuiltyMother'', it turns out they did sleep together once, with Cherubino deliberately getting himself killed in battle but leaving the Countess with SomeoneToRememberHimBy.
