All's Well That Ends Well

by William Shakespeare from c. 1604–05

About

Helena, a physician's daughter, uses a miraculous cure to win the King of France's blessing to marry the reluctant Bertram. After Bertram flees to war rather than live with her, Helena pursues him across Europe and outsmarts his schemes to reclaim her husband.

All's Well That Ends Well

Characters: 20
Words: 21.5k
Acts: 5
Scenes: 1
Duration: ~2 hr 41 min

Characters

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1

PAROLLES

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143

2

HELEN

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114

3

FIRST LORD

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106

4

BERTRAM

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103

5

LAFEW

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97

6

KING of France

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91

7

COUNTESS of Rossillion

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88

8

FOOL

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59

24 sections

21.5k words

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Act 1

1

Act 1 Scene 1

1.7k12:41

2

Act 1 Scene 2

6004:30

3

Act 1 Scene 3

1.9k14:15

Act 2

4

Act 2 Scene 1

1.7k12:29

5

Act 2 Scene 2

5374:02

6

Act 2 Scene 3

2.3k17:01

7

Act 2 Scene 4

4223:10

8

Act 2 Scene 5

7165:22

Act 3

9

Act 3 Scene 1

1771:20

10

Act 3 Scene 2

9166:52

11

Act 3 Scene 3

940:42

12

Act 3 Scene 4

2321:44

13

Act 3 Scene 5

7545:39

14

Act 3 Scene 6

9667:15

15

Act 3 Scene 7

3942:57

Act 4

16

Act 4 Scene 1

6955:13

17

Act 4 Scene 2

6524:53

18

Act 4 Scene 3

2.5k18:47

19

Act 4 Scene 4

2952:13

20

Act 4 Scene 5

8436:19

Act 5

21

Act 5 Scene 1

2832:07

22

Act 5 Scene 2

3612:42

23

Act 5 Scene 3

2.5k18:58

24

Epilogue

00:00

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