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Pericles, Prince of Tyre

Late Shakespeare in wandering, storybook mode: shipwrecks, riddles and a reunion that arrives like weather clearing.

Study guide

This work is still in copyright, so there is no full text on the page. What you get instead: the context, the cast, the ideas and the themes — enough to read it well, and to know exactly what to watch for in the first thirty pages.

“Few love to hear the sins they love to act.”

The cast, in the Character Atlas →Literary devices →Where it sits in time →

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Identity — how other works handle it →Love — how other works handle it →

Now read the first page with all of this in mind.

The notes here are the map; the book is the journey.

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