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A Novel Approach to Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors - eBook

A Novel Approach to Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors - eBook preview
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Look Inside · 9 pages

Cover of A Novel Approach to Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors, naming Catherine McGrew Jaime as author
Front cover of the novel adaptation
Title page of the novel adaptation, crediting William Shakespeare and Catherine McGrew Jaime as authors
Interior title page and author names
Introduction explains added scene and character details, italicized Shakespeare dialogue, and omissions
Introduction to the adaptation's approach
Scene One opens with Aegeon facing Duke Solinus in Ephesus and recounting his twin sons' birth and a storm
Scene One begins: Aegeon's story
Scene One continues Aegeon's shipwreck story; Duke Solinus grants him one day to raise money for ransom
Scene One concludes: a day to seek ransom
Scene Two opens as Antipholus of Syracuse sends his servant away, then mistakes Dromio of Ephesus for him
Scene Two begins: mistaken servant identity
Scene Two continues as Antipholus of Syracuse demands his gold, strikes Dromio of Ephesus, and fears magic
Scene Two concludes: the dispute over gold
Scene Three opens with Adriana and Luciana debating marriage and patience before Dromio reports a beating
Scene Three begins: Adriana awaits her husband
Scene Three continues as Dromio reports the demand for gold and Adriana voices jealousy about her husband
Scene Three concludes: Adriana's jealousy
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Grade 9, 10, 11, 12

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About This Product

A Novel Approach to Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors - eBook is a 40-page download. This resource converts Shakespeare's shortest comedy into a novel, making it more user friendly for young learners to engage in his work.

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1 PDF with 40 ready to print pages

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