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Shakespeare · Secondary / sixth form

All’s Well That Ends Well

William Shakespeare

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Helena pursues a marriage across differences of rank while Bertram attempts to evade it. The title promises closure, but the route to the ending raises questions about deception, consent and the reliability of reputation; distinguish what is resolved from what remains troubling.

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