Question

Summary of the comedy of errors by William Shakespeare

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The Comedy of Errors is believed to be one of Shakespeare's earlier written plays; a humourous comedy about separated family and mistaken identity.

The play begins with Aegeon telling his story. Thirty-three years before the play begins Aegeon, a merchant of Syracuse, became the father of twin boys. He named them both Antipholus and bought another pair of twins, both named Dromio, to be their servants