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All's Well That Ends Well — William Shakespeare · wrote

Stage play · Comedy · c. 1605

All's Well That Ends Well

A low-born physician's daughter cures a king to win the husband who won't have her.

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▸Act 1, Scene 1Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.▸Act 1, Scene 2Paris. The KING's palace.▸Act 1, Scene 3Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.▸Act 2, Scene 1Paris. The KING's palace.▸Act 2, Scene 2Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.▸Act 2, Scene 3Paris. The KING's palace.▸Act 2, Scene 4Paris. The KING's palace.▸Act 2, Scene 5Paris. The KING's palace.▸Act 3, Scene 1Florence. The DUKE's palace.▸Act 3, Scene 2Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.▸Act 3, Scene 3Florence. Before the DUKE's palace.▸Act 3, Scene 4Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.▸Act 3, Scene 5Florence. Without the walls. A tucket afar off.▸Act 3, Scene 6Camp before Florence.▸Act 3, Scene 7Florence. The Widow's house.▸Act 4, Scene 1Without the Florentine camp.▸Act 4, Scene 2Florence. The Widow's house.▸Act 4, Scene 3The Florentine camp.▸Act 4, Scene 4Florence. The Widow's house.▸Act 4, Scene 5Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.▸Act 5, Scene 1Marseilles. A street.▸Act 5, Scene 2Rousillon. Before the COUNT's palace.▸Act 5, Scene 3Rousillon. The COUNT's palace.

Writer	William Shakespeare
Written	c. 1605
Pages	90
Reading time	~2.5 hrs
Monologues	0 indexed
Themes	love, class, virtue, persistence
Principals	Helena, Bertram, Parolles, Countess of Rousillon, King of France

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