William Shakespeare: A series of mistakes (large print book)

Two separate twins who were young, who found their families in reunions after they were grown up. The appearance is so similar that misunderstandings build among the characters, and a fisting causes the laughter of the audience in the middle. Shakespeare's first work, which is also considered the principal of the Slapstick Comedy. Izian, a merchant in Syracuse, finds his child in the past and arrives in Ephesus. Instead of being reunited with her children, however, she is in danger of being executed if she and Syracuse don't pay for the crime. To the Duke of Ephesus, Ian explains the story of his coming to Ephesus. On the day she gave birth to a twin brother, in one of the poor families in the village, the twin brothers were born and raised in behalf of these parents who had no support, and he was separated from his wife by an accident and lost one of two twins. When the rest of the children were grown up, they went and found their lost brother, left alone, who had come to Ephesus, and found them. The tribute, the princess, promises to bail Ian and gives him a day's offer. Meanwhile, two twin brothers are reunited in Ephesus and the immediate appearance of the immediate presence of the surrounding figures has led to a misunderstanding. From there comes all sorts of disturbances. Finally, a family is gathered together to make sure that they are alive and celebrate the reunion of the people who have been separated just before the death of Ian. The ‘missive Identity ’ is a Mortif that appears often in Shakespeare's plays.

Korean title: 실수 연발(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 윌리엄 셰익스피어

Korean publisher: 지만지드라마

ISBN-13: 9791128833052