The heroine traps her husband, who has enlisted to fight for the Duke of Florence. She is helped by a virtuous girl named Diana, who tricks the husband into getting into bed with his own wife. The husband returns to France after Diana's mother tells him his wife has died, but first he comically humiliates his scoundrel companion Parolles. The King 
The heroine traps her husband, who has enlisted to fight for the Duke of Florence. She is helped by a virtuous girl named Diana, who tricks the husband into getting into bed with his own wife. The husband returns to France after Diana's mother tells him his wife has died, but first he comically humiliates his scoundrel companion Parolles. The King of France is healed, Helena is alive after all and the sentiment of the title is confirmed in the rather strained ending of, for 10 points, what Shakespeare comedy featuring Bertram, Count of Roussillon [roo-see-OHN]?
The heroine traps her husband, who has enlisted to fight for the Duke of Florence.
{All’s Well That Ends Well}