Love for love: A comedy is a witty and lively play that explores the interplay of romance, social expectation, and financial folly. The narrative centers on a young man navigating love and debt, seeking the affection of a wealthy woman while contending with his father's disapproval and the pressures of society. The play opens by introducing the protagonist's struggles with extravagance and the clever schemes he employs to win his beloved's favor, highlighting themes of desire, strategy, and the tension between wealth and emotion. Supporting characters provide humor, commentary, and contrast, from the perceptive friend offering guidance to the foppish and superstitious figures whose antics enrich the comedic texture. Through sharp dialogue and intricate plotting, the work balances amusement with observation of human behavior, exposing follies, pretensions, and the social dynamics of the time. The opening scenes establish a spirited tone, blending romance and satire, and setting the stage for the ensuing entanglements, misunderstandings, and eventual resolutions that typify Restoration comedy.