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Amanda
Jan 25, 2020 rated it liked it  ·  review of another edition
If I've read correctly, this is one of B. Shakes' later plays, and one definitely gets the vibe that he really phoned it in on this one. A haphazardly pieced together plot, a young prince that is immediately forgotten after his death, a villain that makes little to no impact on the other characters...and a bear.

Hermione and Paulina were interesting female characters, though. Also there was a bear.

I wonder if the bear gets to come out and bow during performances of this play. ...more
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April
Oct 14, 2018 rated it really liked it
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Read because I wanted to see if it was connected to the modern telling of Winter's Tale. I can see that the original story (not this newest Hollywood version) has some similarities. Interesting. Funny. Tragic. It's Shakespeare! ...more
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Nov 29, 2012 marked it as to-purchase
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