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The Comedy of Errors
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William Shakespeare
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The Comedy of Errors Symbolism, Imagery & Allegory
Sometimes, there’s more to Lit than meets the eye.
Water
Water imagery occurs all over the play, starting with Egeon’s initial speech about the storm. This is a disorderly affair of water separating families, so it’s only natural that water should be...
Money
The word money occurs 26 times in this play, more than any of Shakespeare’s other plays, though The Comedy of Errors is his shortest. Ephesus is a bustling city of merchants, and commerce is cent...
Geography and Travel
Though The Comedy of Errors takes place in a single location, the characters come from all corners of the earth. Though they all happen to currently be in one spot, they do a fantastic job of relat...
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