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The Winter's Tale

 William Shakespeare
 

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Leontes is the king of what country?
 
 
When we first see them, Leontes is trying to convince Polixenes to
 
 
Polixenes and Leontes are
 
 
Leontes becomes jealous, and decides that Hermione is having an affair with
 
 
In order to deal with his wife's infidelity, Leontes orders Camillo to
 
 
Disobeying his king's orders, Camillo
 
 
When Hermione gives birth to a daughter, Leontes
 
 
In order to prove the truth of his accusations against Hermione, Leontes
 
 
When Hermione's innocence is revealed,
 
 
After leaving Perdita on the Bohemian coast, Antigonus
 
 
After Perdita is abandoned, __ years pass before the story picks up again.
 
 
Perdita is raised by
 
 
Polixenes and Camillo come to the Shepherd's house when
 
 
When Florizel and Perdita are about to be betrothed
 
 
After his father threatens to disinherit him if he marries Perdita, Florizel
 
 
On Camillo's advice, Perdita and Florizel
 
 
To disguise himself, Florizel puts on the clothes of
 
 
After being threatened with hanging by Polixenes, the Shepherd resolves to
 
 
Thanks to Autolycus, the Shepherd ends up
 
 
In Sicily, Leontes promises Paulina
 
 
Florizel and Perdita arrive in Sicily claiming
 
 
Their ruse fails when
 
 
After Perdita's true identity is revealed,
 
 
At the end of the play, Autolycus
 
 
The play ends with
 
 

 
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