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John Berryman argued that this play was Shakespeare's worst, probably because one character compares his universal advice with a barber's chair that fits buttocks of all sizes. [?] Mariana appears in this work that sees a man write a letter saying "Men are to mell with, boys are to kiss." That character was being interrogated while blindfolded by his own Counts when he was ordered to retrieve a drum. The protagonist lies about dying in a monastery in order to further a scheme involving a Widow obtaining a ring. This play also sees the king of France suffer from a fistula, but is cured by the heroine leading her to marry the Count of Rossilon. For ten points, name this Shakespeare play that ends with Bertram deciding to faithfully love Helena.
John Berryman argued that this play was Shakespeare's worst, probably because one character compares his universal advice with a barber's chair that fits buttocks of all sizes.
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