Problem
Play: The COmedy of Errors by William Shakespear (ONLY ACT I)
A. What is the setting of Shakespeare's play?
B. Summarize the action of Act I. What happens? Cite your summary with an MLA formatted in-text citation.
C. Act I provides an exposition; look back at the elements of drama information on expositions and then explain what information is provided in the exposition that is crucial for the reader/viewer to understand the play.
D. Based on Act I, who appears to be the the protagonist? Defend your answer by explaining what in the play suggests this character is the protagonist. all summaries, paraphrases, or quotes used in this answer with in-text citations.
E. Based on Act I, who appears to be the the antagonist? Defend your answer by explaining what in the play suggests this character is the antagonist. all summaries, paraphrases, or quotes used in this answer with in-text citations.
F. Who are Antipholus and Dromio of Syracuse? What is their connection to Antipholus and Dromio of Epheus?
G. So far, what are some themes that you see emerging in the play? Support your answer with quoted textual evidence, including signal phrases and in-text citations.