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Aksi utama tentang cinta.
Kekasih bakal mesti mengatasi halangan dan salah faham sebelum disatupadukan di kesatuan harmoni. Akhiran sering melibatkan satu perarakan pasangan kepada altar dan satu suasana meriah atau sambutan sebenar (dikatakan dalam tarian, lagu, menjamu , dan lain-lain.) Dream Midsummer Night mempunyai empat pasangan seperti itu (bukan membilang Pyramus and Thisbe!); As You Like It mempunyai empat; Twelfth Night mempunyai tiga; dan lain-lain. Frequently (tetapi bukan selalu), ia mengandungi unsur yang mustahil, yang hebat, yang ghaib, atau yang menakjubkan, misalnya kebetulan luar biasa, adegan-adegan mustahil pengiktirafan / kekurangan pengiktirafan, pengabaian degil susunan sosial (pertuanan mengahwini orang-orang biasa, pengemis berubah kepada Tuanku), penukaran serentak (yang kejam bertaubat), mempesona atau mengunggulkan seting, kewujudan ghaib (ahli sihir, pari-pari, Gods and Goddesses). Pengakhiran yang gembira boleh menyebabkan melalui campur tangan ghaib atau indah (setanding kepada deus machina bekas di komedi klasik , di mana satu Tuhan kelihatan seperti menyelesaikan konflik) atau boleh hanya melibatkan pusingan-pusingan mustahil acara. Di terbaik komedi matang , terdapat sering satu aspek falsafah melibatkan isu-isu lebih berpengaruh dan tema: pengenalan diri; kepentingan cinta dalam kehidupan manusia; kuasa bahasa untuk membantu atau menghalang komunikasi; kuasa mengubah puisi dan seni; disjungsi antara penampilan dan realiti; kuasa mimpi dan ilusi). Kerana anda seperti ia" ialah satu komedi romantik. Ia penuh dengan cahaya matahari, cinta, ketawa , dan lagu. Suasana utama drama ialah satu daripada keriangan, keriangan riang , dan ketawa. Ia satu komedi romantik tulen dan seronok. Ia berputar keliling dua plot. Suatu menjurus kepada kebencian dan pusat-pusat yang lain di cinta. Hasil kedua-dua plot mendedahkan cinta itu sangat penting, sama ada ia kasih saudara atau cinta romantik. Drama menggambarkan cinta romantik pada tahap yang

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