All's Well That Ends Well (1602)

Romance Comedy

In this captivating comedy, Helena, a young woman of humble birth, falls deeply in love with Bertram, a nobleman. Despite their different social standings, Helena's determination and wit ultimately lead her to win Bertram's heart. Along the way, Shakespeare explores themes of love, class, and redemption, weaving a intricate tale of relationships, misunderstandings, and ultimately, happiness. Special thanks to: Open Source Shakespeare for providing accessible and reliable texts of Shakespeare's works, enabling readers to explore and appreciate his genius.

Author: William Shakespeare

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All's Well That Ends Well (1602)

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Act I, Scene 1

Act I, Scene 2

Act I, Scene 3

Act II, Scene 1

Act II, Scene 2

Act II, Scene 3

Act II, Scene 4

Act II, Scene 5

Act III, Scene 1

Act III, Scene 2

Act III, Scene 3

Act III, Scene 4

Act III, Scene 5

Act III, Scene 6

Act III, Scene 7

Act IV, Scene 1

Act IV, Scene 2

Act IV, Scene 3

Act IV, Scene 4

Act IV, Scene 5

Act V, Scene 1

Act V, Scene 2

Act V, Scene 3