Time, the Chorus" appears at the beginning of Act IV, after which Florizel, prince of Bohemia, ends up marrying the grown version of that infant, Perdita, and she reunites with her father with the help of Autolycus.
This work begins with a conversation between Camillo and Archidamus. It is based on Robert Greene's Pandosto, while the unattributed comedy Mucedorus probably inspired the manner of Antigonus' death, which occurs shortly after he arrives in a "desert country near the sea" with an infant. "Time, the Chorus" appears at the beginning of Act IV, after which Florizel, prince of Bohemia, ends up marrying the grown version of that infant, Perdita, and she reunites with her father with the help of Autolycus. Paulina then causes the long-lost Hermione to magically appear before her husband Leontes, king of Sicilia. FTP, name this Shakespeare play featuring the infamous stage direction: "Exit, pursued by a bear."
This work begins with a conversation between Camillo and Archidamus.
The {Winter’s Tale}