One character in this play declared that the findings of the Oracle of Delphi were false, but later believed it after the death of his son Mamillius, and he presumed his wife to be dead, but a statue of her comes to life. Another father, recognizing his son dressed as a shepherd, refused to allow his son to marry his dancing partner, whose name was chosen by a figure who death was implied via the stage direction "Exit, pursued by a bear." Camillo tried to return to Sicilia by getting Polixenes to chase after Florizel, but in the end Leontes was
One character in this play declared that the findings of the Oracle of Delphi were false, but later believed it after the death of his son Mamillius, and he presumed his wife to be dead, but a statue of her comes to life. Another father, recognizing his son dressed as a shepherd, refused to allow his son to marry his dancing partner, whose name was chosen by a figure who death was implied via the stage direction "Exit, pursued by a bear." Camillo tried to return to Sicilia by getting Polixenes to chase after Florizel, but in the end Leontes was forgiven and Florizel married Perdita, the daughter of Leontes and Hermione. FTP, identify this Shakespearean romance set in Bohemia.
One character in this play declared that the findings of the Oracle of Delphi were false, but later believed it after the death of his son Mamillius, and he presumed his wife to be dead, but a statue of her comes to life.