Shakespeare Troilus And Cressida

Referència: INLN100382024

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Edição: 1ª Edição

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Não circulado / Circulado

Bem conservado / Mal conservado

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Paginas: 252

Encadernação: Capa Mole, Brochado

Assinatura de Posso Sim / Não

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Data de Lançamento: 1987

In the second scene of this epic play, Cressida, left alone, which is the only time any of the characters ever utter their true thoughts, sets the mood for the whole drama when she says "Women are angels, wooing: Things won are done; joy's soul lies in the doing. That she beloved knows nought that knows not this: Men prize the thing ungain'd more than it is." This encapsulates the action - so much of the play is battles, bloodshed and brawls - and the game-playing. Cressida toys with Troilus, the man who loves her, while all the men slip around the truth about their intentions and ambitions, either of love or of war. It's Shakespeare's third-longest play, but this production, under Marc Beeby's experienced direction, flies by, even when the warriors and lovers seem weary of the path that they have chosen to follow.

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