One character in this play defends the act of interbreeding flflowers as "an art which does mend nature" until "the art itselfis nature."
One character in this play defends the act of interbreeding flflowers as "an art which does mend nature" until "the art itselfis nature." Christopher Fry composed the music for Peter Brook's inffluential 1951 production of this play, which eliminated adance from Act IV, scene iv. One character in this play pretends to have been robbed so that he can pick the pocket of the manwho comes to assist him, and later shows up and steals the show at the sheep-shearing contest where the longest scene of thisplay is set. The Delphic oracle's words are delivered by Dion and Cleomenes just at the nick of time during a trial in this play,in which a woman reveals that the bo yMamillius died of grief. In its last scene, a statue of a woman appears to come to life,and the widow Paulina gets remarried to the long-suering Camillo. In this play, a shepherd raises the daughter of the Sicilianking, who was abandoned by her caretaker Antigonus. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare play in which Florizel marriesPerdita and Leontes is reunited with his wife Hermione.
One character in this play defends the act of interbreeding flflowers as "an art which does mend nature" until "the art itselfis nature."
The Winter's Tale