Cymbeline--Act+3

1. In his dealings with Lucius, what sort of man is Cymbeline? Why does he refuse to pay tribute? What is the result? 2. What instructions do the letters to Pisanio and Imogen entail? How does Imogen react to her letter from Posthumus? 3. Why does Belarius compare life in the cave to life at court? Are the two boys considered noble because of their birth or noble because of their upbringing? Explain. 4. What occurs between Pisanio and Imogen in scene 4? Why does Pisanio say that he doesn't need to use his sword on Imogen? 5. What is Pisanio's plan? What will Imogen achieve by adopting such a "manhood"? Why does Imogen agree to it? 6. What does Imogen have to say about men in this scene? How does it compare with Posthumus' soliloquy about women? 7. What does Pisanio give Imogen? Where did he get it? 8. In scene 5 what advice does the Queen give Cymbeline? Summarize lines 69+ 9. What revenge does Cloten plan? How does he plan to achieve it? What part does Pisanio play in Cloten's machinations? 10. Why are Guiderius and Arviragus so immediately attracted to Fidele? What might this suggest about their recognizing a sibling? 11. Could this be a fantasy related to Posthumus' of a world of only men and brothers? Does Imogen, in a way, share this fantasy? 12. How does Act 3 end?