Anthony & Cleopatra
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In Antony & Cleopatra, Shakespeare divides the ancient world into two halves: Rome and Egypt. He also divides the conflict in Antony in two: duty versus love. While Antony and Cleopatra’s passion for each other is genuine, there are others who definitely influence their behavior. Antony’s behavior is influenced in part by his wife, someone who knows that if her husband and brother, Octavius, war it would seem “As if all the world should cleave” (III.iv.31). Indeed, Antony’s losses in the battle of Actium are described as the loss of “half the bulk o’ th’ world” (III.xi.64).Antony’s pride is injured by his treatment from Octavius. Octavius i
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)
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