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Which Shakespeare play can be summarized as:
Rome's best general feels slighted, so he switches sides.
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| "Coriolanus" |
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| "King Henry VI, Part 2" |
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| "The Merry Wives of Windsor" |
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| "The Comedy of Errors" |
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"Coriolanus" is a Tragedy. It is summarized as:
The Roman military leader Caius Martius, after leading Rome to several victories against the Volscans, returns home as a war hero with a new last name, Coriolanus, given for the city of Corioles which he conquered. However, after an attempt at political office turns sour, he is banished from Rome as a traitor. Hungry for revenge, Coriolanus becomes leader of the Volscan army and marches to the gates of Rome. His mother, his wife, and his son, however, beg him to stop his attack. He agrees and makes peace between Romans and Volscans, but is assassinated by enemy Volscans.
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The correct answer was "Coriolanus"
"Coriolanus" is a Tragedy. It is summarized as:
The Roman military leader Caius Martius, after leading Rome to several victories against the Volscans, returns home as a war hero with a new last name, Coriolanus, given for the city of Corioles which he conquered. However, after an attempt at political office turns sour, he is banished from Rome as a traitor. Hungry for revenge, Coriolanus becomes leader of the Volscan army and marches to the gates of Rome. His mother, his wife, and his son, however, beg him to stop his attack. He agrees and makes peace between Romans and Volscans, but is assassinated by enemy Volscans.
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