All's Well That Ends Well

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Set against a backdrop of love and social class, the story follows Helena, who, after healing the King of France, is granted the right to choose a husband. She selects Bertram, who scorns her humble origins and abandons her for Italy before their marriage is consummated. This comedy explores themes of ambition, desire, and moral ambiguity, showcasing Shakespeare's talent for depicting complex human emotions and relationships. Despite its initial unpopularity, the play offers rich insights into the interplay of love and societal expectations.