Thus, in this play, Iachimo wins a bet with Postumus by pretending to have slept with Imogen.
A dirge in this play concludes that "golden lads and girls all must, like chimney-sweepers, come to dust." A prince in this play has a woman awoken with an aubade about a lark that sings "at heaven's gate." Another character in this play wakes up with a prophetic tablet on his chest after seeing his father Sicilius in a dream. In this play, Cornelius foils a plot by substituting a sleeping potion for real poison. The Italian villain of this play steals a bracelet and identifies a mole on the protagonist's breast to prove her infidelity. Thus, in this play, Iachimo wins a bet with Postumus by pretending to have slept with Imogen. For 10 points, name this late Shakespeare play titled for a king of ancient Britain.
A dirge in this play concludes that "golden lads and girls all must, like chimney-sweepers, come to dust.
Cymbeline