The Two Noble Kinsmen
by William Shakespeare John Fletcher
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About This Book
The Two Noble Kinsmen is a Jacobean comedy, first published in 1634 and attributed to John Fletcher and William Shakespeare. Formerly a point of controversy, the dual attribution is now generally accepted by the scholarly consensus. It is a romantic tragicomedy based on Chaucer's "The Knight's Tale", with the addition of a subplot paralleling the main action.
Chapters (35)
- THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN
- Mr. John Fletcher, Gent., and Mr. William Shakspeare, Gent.
- A NOTE ON THE TEXT:
- THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN:
- PROLOGVE.
- Actus Primus.
- Scaena 1. (Athens. Before a temple.)
- Scaena 2. (Thebs).
- Scaena 3. (Before the gates of Athens.)
- Scaena 4. (A field before Thebes. Dead bodies lying on the ground.)
- Scaena 5. (Another part of the same.)
- Actus Secundus.
- Scaena 1. (Athens. A garden, with a prison in the background.)
- Scaena 2. (The prison)
- Scaena 3. (The country near Athens.)
- Scaena 4. (Athens. A room in the prison.)
- Scaena 5. (An open place in Athens.)
- Scaena 6. (Before the prison.)
- Actus Tertius.
- Scaena 1. (A forest near Athens.)
- Scaena 2. (Another Part of the forest.)
- Scaena 3. (Same as Scene I.)
- Scaena 4. (Another part of the forest.)
- Scaena 5. (Another part of the forest.)
- Scaena 6. (Same as Scene III.)
- Actus Quartus.
- Scaena 1. (Athens. A room in the prison.)
- Scaena 2. (A Room in the Palace.)
- Scaena 3. (A room in the prison.)
- Actus Quintus
- Scaena 1. (Before the Temples of Mars, Venus, and Diana.)
- Scaena 2. (A darkened Room in the Prison.)
- Scaena 3. (A Place near the Lists.)
- Scaena 4. (The same; a Block prepared.)
- EPILOGVE
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