In addition to a play about Falk and Svanhild entitled "love's" this, by Henrik Ibsen, and the "modern" follow-up trilogy to The Forsyte Saga by John Galsworthy, this word describes a play in which the merchant Aegeon is ransomed from a death sentence and two servants named Dromio are confused.
One play whose English title ends with this word features a pastor who is constantly followed around by his twelve daughters and is named Straw Man. That play, whose title ends with this word, is about a pair that decides not to get married in order to avoid spoiling a perfect romance. A trilogy whose title ends with this word concludes with Fleur being saved from an art gallery fire and was followed by The End of the Chapter. In addition to a play about Falk and Svanhild entitled "love's" this, by Henrik Ibsen, and the "modern" follow-up trilogy to The Forsyte Saga by John Galsworthy, this word describes a play in which the merchant Aegeon is ransomed from a death sentence and two servants named Dromio are confused. For 10 points, give this word that describes a Shakespeare play about a meeting in Ephesus between a pair of twins named Antipholus, which leads to many "errors."
One play whose English title ends with this word features a pastor who is constantly followed around by his twelve daughters and is named Straw Man.
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