Florizel falls in love with a woman he thinks is a poor shepherd's daughter, but she turns out to be Perdita, whose father once tried to poison Florizel's father.
This work ends when a man who claims "Prosperity's the very bond of love" becomes engaged to a woman whose first husband was eaten by a bear. Before being eaten, that first husband abandoned an infant princess in Bohemia, naming her Perdita. Florizel falls in love with a woman he thinks is a poor shepherd's daughter, but she turns out to be Perdita, whose father once tried to poison Florizel's father. Identify this Shakespeare play in which Hermione, the Queen of Sicilia, is accused of having an affair by her husband King Leontes.
This work ends when a man who claims "Prosperity's the very bond of love" becomes engaged to a woman whose first husband was eaten by a bear.
The {Winter's Tale}