The trouble starts with the plots of the queen, who wishes her son Cloten to gain the throne.
By this play's conclusion we learn that Polydore and Cadwal, who sing the dirge "Fear no more the heat o' the sun," had different names as infants. The trouble starts with the plots of the queen, who wishes her son Cloten to gain the throne. However, this play's heroine will be saved, for the goodly Pisanio cannot bring himself to kill her, allowing her to come into the care of the banished lord, Bellarius. Her virtue had initially been questioned due to the deceit of Iachimo, who desired to win a wager with her husband, Posthumus. The action culminates with a battle in Wales against the Romans, FTP, in what Shakespearean play about Imogen, the daughter of the titular king of Britain?
By this play's conclusion we learn that Polydore and Cadwal, who sing the dirge "Fear no more the heat o' the sun," had different names as infants.
Cymbeline