Who can know what women are actually like? I was dressed humbly in accordance with the plan I had then. I got this ring dishonestly. I was indeed banished, but I don't know what makes me a traitor.Wait. I make you my companions, and I will give you titles as honorable as you are.It doesn't reflect well on a doctor to report that someone they were treating died. I'll tell you what she confessed, if you don't mind. He recounts the whole scene in the trunk in Imogen's bedchamber.Posthumus is livid.

Must be half-workers?

This man I call Polydore is really your Guiderius, worthy king. No mother was ever happier to deliver children.After strangely changing social classes, may you be blessed in the one you've come back to! All three of us will die. My sons, I have to say something dangerous for me, but perhaps good for you.I am being too blunt and disrespectful. You've done good deeds—I don't want to have to order you thrown in jail.A very rude one. (Cymbeline; Belarius; Guiderius; Arviragus; Pisanio; Lords; Officers; Attendants; Cornelius; Ladies; Lucius; Jachimo; Philarmonus; Roman prisoners; Leonatus Posthumus; Imogen; Guard) All are looking for the brave but poor man who helped to save Cymbeline. How parted with your brothers? When he described what she looked like, and then added an excellent mind to the picture, we were left sounding like we were praising ugly kitchen servants or like we were silent idiots. _____ A scene, beyond any other in Shakespeare, of recognitions and explanations and general unravelment.

But I suppose that although life can be made longer with medicine, eventually even a doctor dies. Another room in Philario’s house. I, old Morgan, am the Belarius you banished. It was Leonatus's ring, whom you banished, and—this may make you as sad as it makes me—who is the noblest man who ever lived. It's no thanks to her that we're meeting here so strangely.

After all, "he's" British and so young.

You look like Romans, not British courtiers.Hello, great king! As Posthumus and Imogen embrace and Imogen is reunited with her father, Pisanio explains to Cymbeline about Cloten’s journey to Milford Haven.

Cornelius steps up and admits he made the potion. Enter Cymbeline, Belarius, Guiderius, Arviragus, Pisanio, and Lords, Officers, and Attendants.

O my gentle brothers, No, my lord, I have gained two whole worlds. I wanted to steal them to hurt you.But, dear sir, here are your sons back. Augustus is still alive to think about this. It would have been a sin to not trust her. As they leave, Belarius, Guiderius, and Arviragus whisper to each other and agree that this was the kid who died in their cave. Stay alive, and ask Cymbeline whatever favor you want that is proper for me to give and for you to ask, and I'll grant it.

They agree to keep silent and see where this thing goes.

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He calls Iachimo a "villain," and he isn't joking. Her women here can cut me off if I get anything wrong. She was the temple of virtue, and she was herself. When my mistress went missing, Lord Cloten came to me with his sword out, foamed at the mouth, and promised that I would die at once if I didn't tell him where she had gone. A Roman and a British flag will wave together like friends.

(Cymbeline; Belarius; Guiderius; Arviragus; Pisanio; Lords; Officers; Attendants; Cornelius; Ladies; Lucius; Jachimo; Philarmonus; Roman prisoners; Leonatus Posthumus; Imogen; Guard)All are looking for the brave but poor man who helped to save Cymbeline. Wait.

Instead of going all rage-aholic on Iachimo again, Posthumus tells the dude to treat other people better.

Cymbeline’s tent. Despite having won the battle over Rome, Cymbeline decides to pay tribute anyway, and all ends happily. LitCharts A + members also get exclusive access to: Downloadable translations of all 37 Shakespeare plays ... Act 5, Scene 4.

And your cut branches are your two sons who, stolen by Belarius and for many years thought to be dead, are now brought back to life and attached to the old cedar, whose children are a sign of coming peace and prosperity for Britain.Well, that peace will begin now. Great king, you had a subject called Belarius.I was him before I grew old. I'll be your master. A friend?He's a Roman. That their good souls may be appeas’d with slaughterWe should not, when the blood was cool, have threaten’dWith my request, which I’ll make bold your HighnessWhat’s best to ask.

(The audience is told that the box actually contains…Iachimo arrives in Britain and begins his attempt to seduce Imogen by telling her that Posthumus is betraying her with…Cloten and two lords discuss the arrival of Iachimo.