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7 de nov. de 1981 · Troilus & Cressida: Directed by Jonathan Miller. With Charles Gray, Anton Lesser, Tony Steedman, Suzanne Burden. During the Trojan War, a Trojan warrior is distraught when his lover takes up with a Greek.
The play we call Troilus and Cressida was printed in two somewhat different versions in the first quarter of the seventeenth century: ( 1) In 1609 appeared The Historie of Troylus and Cresseida, a quarto ( Q) that lacks a few short passages of the text with which most modern readers are familiar. Some of these passages are among the most ...
Tróilo e Créssida, escrita provavelmente no final de 1601, pouco antes da entrada no Registro Stationers em 1603, está afinada com o novo e mais sombrio humor emergente durante esse período da obra de Shakespeare, e da obra de seus contemporâneos. No início dos anos 1600, a sátira dramática gozava de uma notoriedade altamente visível e ...
5 de fev. de 2021 · Act 1, scene 2. ⌜ Scene 2 ⌝. Synopsis: Cressida gossips with her servant Alexander, and then with Pandarus, who strives to interest her in Troilus. After Pandarus and Cressida watch the fighters return from battle, Cressida, when alone, acknowledges her attraction to Troilus. Enter Cressida and her man ⌜Alexander.⌝.
Plot Summary. Troilus, the youngest son of Trojan king Priam, is in love with Cressida, the niece of Pandarus, through whom he is hoping to arrange a meeting. While Cressida watches the nobles and soldiers pass by, Pandarus draws her attention to Troilus, and she is attracted to him. Pandarus begins to liaise between the two.
5 de fev. de 2021 · Act 4, scene 4 As Troilus and Cressida part, he urges her to be faithful to him, and he promises to visit her in the Greek camp. In introducing her to Diomedes, Troilus first requests, then commands, that Diomedes treat Cressida well. Diomedes dismisses Troilus’s words and addresses Cressida in the language of courtly love.
