All’s Well That Ends Well

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All’s Well That Ends Well is a Shakespearean comedy that blends romantic intrigue with dark, ambiguous themes of class, consent, and personal transformation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean comedy
play
author William Shakespeare
canonicalStatus part of the Shakespearean canon
containsMotif cure of a king
forced marriage
ring exchange
countryOfOrigin England
criticalReception often classified as a problem play
dramaticDevice bed trick
deception
disguise
dramaticForm prose
verse
dramaticStructure five-act structure
featuresCharacterType braggart soldier
clever heroine
firstPublication 1623
genre comedy
problem play
hasAdaptation radio adaptations
stage productions worldwide
television adaptations
language English
literaryPeriod English Renaissance
surface form: Elizabethan-Jacobean era
mainCharacter Bertram
Countess of Rousillon NERFINISHED
Helena
King of France
Parolles
period early modern English theatre
publishedIn First Folio of Shakespeare
surface form: First Folio
setting Florence
France
source The Decameron
surface form: Boccaccio’s Decameron
sourceStory Giletta of Narbonne
theme class mobility
consent
gender roles
honor
marriage
personal transformation
sexual coercion
timeOfAction late Middle Ages
tone ambiguous
darkly comic

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this entity surface form: All's Well That Ends Well
Palace of Pleasure narrativeSourceFor All’s Well That Ends Well
William Painter sourceOfInspirationFor All’s Well That Ends Well