After it is revealed that Iachimo had faked his seduction, the reunion at the end of this play between that woman and her husband, Posthumus, inspires the British king to make peace with Rome.
In this work, a wager of ten thousand ducats about whether or not one character can seduce the central female is falsely won when that character sneaks into her room, steals her bracelet, and observes a mole on her breast, causing that woman's husband to order her death for infidelity. That central female of this work dresses up as a boy named Fidele and hides in a cave with Belarius and his fake sons, Guiderius and Arviagus, actually(*) long lost sons of the king. After it is revealed that Iachimo had faked his seduction, the reunion at the end of this play between that woman and her husband, Posthumus, inspires the British king to make peace with Rome. For ten points, name this play about the titular king's daughter, Imogen, written by William Shakespeare.
In this work, a wager of ten thousand ducats about whether or not one character can seduce the central female is falsely won when that character sneaks into her room, steals her bracelet, and observes a mole on her breast, causing that woman's husband to order her death for infidelity.
Cymbeline