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All'S Well That Ends Well (Folger Shakespeare Library)
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The Authoritative Edition Of Alls Well That Ends Well From The Folger Shakespeare Library, The Trusted And Widely Used Shakespeare Series For Students And General Readers.Shakespeares Alls Well That Ends Well Is The Story Of Its Heroine, Helen, More So Than The Story Of Bertram, For Whose Love She Yearns. Helen Wins Bertram As Her Husband Despite His Lack Of Interest And Higher Social Standing, But She Finds Little Happiness In The Victory As He Shuns, Deserts, And Attempts To Betray Her.The Play Suggests Some Sympathy For Bertram. As A Ward To The French King, He Must Remain At Court While His Friends Go Off To War And Glory. When Helen Cures The King, He Makes Bertram Available To Her. To Exert Any Control Over His Life, Bertram Goes To War In Italy.Helen Then Takes The Initiative In Furthering Their Marriage, Undertaking An Arduous Journey And A Daring Trick. Few Today, However, See A Fairytale Ending.This Edition Includes:Freshly Edited Text Based On The Best Early Printed Version Of The Playfull Explanatory Notes Conveniently Placed On Pages Facing The Text Of The Playscenebyscene Plot Summariesa Key To The Plays Famous Lines And Phrasesan Introduction To Reading Shakespeares Languagean Essay By A Leading Shakespeare Scholar Providing A Modern Perspective On The Playfresh Images From The Folger Shakespeare Librarys Vast Holdings Of Rare Booksan Annotated Guide To Further Readingessay By David Mccandlessthe Folger Shakespeare Library In Washington, Dc, Is Home To The Worlds Largest Collection Of Shakespeares Printed Works, And A Magnet For Shakespeare Scholars From Around The Globe. In Addition To Exhibitions Open To The Public Throughout The Year, The Folger Offers A Full Calendar Of Performances And Programs. For More Information, Visit Folger.Edu.
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