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William Shakespeare

All's Well That Ends Well

Fiction | Play | Adult | Published in 1602

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Essay Topics

1.

Bertram is sent to Paris and is not allowed to go to Florence. Why does the play place these restrictions on him, and how might these restrictions on his life influence his character’s actions?

2.

Consider the obstacles to Helen’s love for Bertram. Does she get the marriage she wants?

3.

The Countess has an important role but very few lines. Paying close attention to her speech, discuss what you consider to be her character’s motivation.

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