Elyot Chase is a fictional character from the play "Private Lives," written by Noël Coward. He is portrayed as a witty and charming man, known for his sharp humor and complex relationships. Elyot is the ex-husband of Amanda Prynne, and their tumultuous romance is central to the play's plot. In "Private Lives," Elyot and Amanda unexpectedly reunite while both are on honeymoon with new spouses. Their rekindled passion leads to comedic and dramatic situations, highlighting themes of love, conflict, and the challenges of relationships. The character of Elyot Chase is often seen as a representation of the complexities of modern love.