Two Gentlemen of Verona

I will go to the theater to become the last two performances of our two women Verona gentlemen at the jungle theater. Last night the house was closed suddenly and the performances were crispy; the audience rose on the curtain call, and the people raised their hands and knocked their hands. After that, the actor entered a locker room full of tears of happiness, enthusiastic reaction of the audience, and the immersive beauty of the end of the run at the end of the run.

For a while, I was a bit uncertain about the title 'The'. Valentine and Proteus are basically children, neither experienced nor experienced. "Two gentlemen in Verona", there is no clear article, it sounds like a satirical title. It ironically attacked the "gentleman" and revealed how important these two idiots are. On the other hand, "the two gentlemen in Verona" seems to be almost as wonderful as the fairy tale and the title of a fable. I believe that the promise of "The" is more than a plot to provide more plots. In the traditional five behavioral structure, the first act is used to set up the scene, the second and third acts provide conflict and ascending action, but these two yahoo what you as the hero Can you take action?

These are exact questions Shakespeare posed to two gentlemen in Verona. The play involved two friends, Valentine and Proteus. Ameba fell in love with Julia, and he realized that Valentine's Day fell in love with Silvia, but Prussia lied, pursued Silvia by expelling fraud and Valentin. Finally, when everyone was exposed, Valentine said, "My love may seem dull and free, All I gave to you in Silvia" (5.4.82 83; okay line number Is quoted from the portfolio of Arden William Shakespeare because readers Clifford Rich who has plagued the two gentlemen Shakespeare of Verona for centuries can not understand why Proteus is a villain Valentine is Sylvia can be freely sent to Ameba so the problem is whether Proteus is a hero or a villain; if you think that Valentin deserves Silvia, he is a really hero of a drama Is there?