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A weekly post updated every other Wednesday detailing my current reading projects and what new titles I’ve added to my to-read list. Title links go to Goodreads, and if you have an account there feel free to friend me! I’d love to see what you’re reading and/or planning to read.
Books Obtained: 0
Books Finished: 1
Title: Antony and Cleopatra
Author: William Shakespeare
Date Added: January 16, 2019
Date Started: January 17, 2019
Date Finished: February 18, 2019
I enjoyed this much better than All’s Well That Ends Well and did absorb most of the major points of it. I checked Wikipedia afterwards for a summary/synopsis, and while I missed a few things (e.g. Lepidus being one of the triumvirates along with Caesar and Antony, and Caesar imprisoning him after they betray Pompey), I did pick up the potential that Cleopatra might have betrayed Antony, though that seems to be more of an implication as opposed to a matter of fact. It could go either way, and I wonder if Shakes meant to do that. This is considered one of his problem plays. I do like that it’s a direct sequel to Julius Caesar, which I plan to reread in this Bard project of mine.
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