The Two Gentlemen of Verona

This is sort of a quaint little play in which friendship is tested by love and true love’s loyalty to man mirror’s true love’s loyalty to beast. The introduction to The Two Gentlemen of Verona notes that many consider it to be a “very bad play.” It is kind of weird, I’ll admit. I mean, the story goes along fairly normally, you know at a normal kind of pace and all, until, all of a sudden at the end, it just wraps up all nice and neat and, in true comedy fashion, we’re promised a wedding. Yeah, except for the abruptness of the ending, I actually liked it. But I’m no scholar.