Cymbeline

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Set in Ancient Britain, this play features King Cymbeline, who banishes his daughter Innogen's husband, leading to a series of dramatic events surrounding loyalty and fidelity. Accused of infidelity, Innogen disguises herself as a page in the Roman army, which is invading Britain. Often classified as a "problem play," it blends elements of tragedy and comedy, with the first half presenting darker themes while the latter shifts towards a more lighthearted tone, showcasing Shakespeare's unique narrative style.