Summary of Love's Labour's Lost and Characters
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Longaville
Maria
Jaquenetta
Katharine
Sir Nathaniel
Rosaline
Mercade
Moth
Biron
Boyet
Don Adriano de Armado
Anthony Dull
Ferdinand
Holofernes
Costard
Dumaine Summary of Love's Labour's Lost
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This drama is one of the great comedy plays by William Shakespeare. The Princess of France with her ladies Rosaline, Maria and Katherine tell the men wooing them (Ferdinand the King of Navarre, Biron, Longaville and Dumain) that they must wait and undergo tests to prove that their love is not just infatuation. King Ferdinand and his compatriots decide to isolate themselves for three years to study great books vowing that they will keep no company with women during this time. However, when more lovely women arrive on a diplomatic mission, the men fail to keep their oaths. The ladies discover the situation and the men realise that they truly love the ladies. The ladies banish the men to a hermitage for a further year before they will associate with them. The play therefore ends with no weddings, a surprising conclusion for an Elizabethan comedy. Summary of Love's Labour's Lost and Characters
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