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| - All's Well That Ends Well was a play written by William Shakespeare. In The Globe Illustrated Shakespeare: The Complete Works, there were several illustrations for this play. In 2364, Q was thumbing through the pages for this play and these illustrations were briefly visible. (TNG: "Hide and Q" ) The identification of these illustrations was made by Jörg Hillebrand and Bernd Schneider for Ex Astris Scientia. [1]
- The first part of the quest is fairly basic and involves following the arrows and defeating any mobs that are in your way. Upon meeting Vaughn, the play will begin. After a while, the prince becomes disgusted with the play, calling it "tripe" and the actors suddenly turn hostile (Right after the line: "This is my favorite part"). Although they are listed as "elite" forces, they are fairly easy to take down. At this point, the prince will leave and you can zone to Honur Hill (which you will have passed through on your way here). However, there is a humorous cutscene involving Norgu and Goren that is triggered once you approach the portal back to Resplendent Makuun after the fight.
- Bestowal Dialogue: 'Good, you have the flowers I need. The evils of Man tainted this water with poison. The power of nature will make it pure once more. 'Now return this bucket to Staddle and pour its contents into the well. The water inside will retain its curative properties and drive out any remaining poison. 'Be careful. These lands are wild and home to many dangerous beasts.' Background: Willowsong needs fresh wildflowers to clean the well water. Objective: 1. Staddle's well is north and west of the Silverwater Spring. Return the bucket of water to Staddle's well. OR
- A play by William Shakespeare. With its unusual plot and odd resolution, it straddles the line between comedy and tragedy, and is considered to be one of Shakespeare's "problem plays". Helena is a beautiful but lowborn woman, the orphaned daughter of a great physician. She serves as gentlewoman to a French countess and is secretly in love with Bertram, the countess' son. Bertram leaves to become the ward of the King of France, but the king suddenly falls ill. Helena promises she can save him, but asks that she be able to marry any lord she chooses; the king agrees. Using the knowledge her father imparted to her, she cures him, and he gives her leave to marry above her class.
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| - All's Well That Ends Well was a play written by William Shakespeare. In The Globe Illustrated Shakespeare: The Complete Works, there were several illustrations for this play. In 2364, Q was thumbing through the pages for this play and these illustrations were briefly visible. (TNG: "Hide and Q" ) The identification of these illustrations was made by Jörg Hillebrand and Bernd Schneider for Ex Astris Scientia. [1]
- A play by William Shakespeare. With its unusual plot and odd resolution, it straddles the line between comedy and tragedy, and is considered to be one of Shakespeare's "problem plays". Helena is a beautiful but lowborn woman, the orphaned daughter of a great physician. She serves as gentlewoman to a French countess and is secretly in love with Bertram, the countess' son. Bertram leaves to become the ward of the King of France, but the king suddenly falls ill. Helena promises she can save him, but asks that she be able to marry any lord she chooses; the king agrees. Using the knowledge her father imparted to her, she cures him, and he gives her leave to marry above her class. She chooses Bertram as her husband, but adds that he doesn't have the marry her if he doesn't want. The king will have none of it, and orders that Bertram marry his rescuer. Furious about the match, Bertram escapes to Italy shortly after the wedding, along with his cowardly friend Parolles. Bertram sends a taunting letter to Helena, declaring that he will not have her as a wife unless she meets two requirements: She must get hold of his family ring, and she must become pregnant with his child. Since he never plans on returning to France, he brags that neither will ever take place. Helena is distraught, but sets out to retrieve her husband. She winds up in Florence, where Bertram is living, and discovers he now has his sights set on Diana, the daughter of a widow. With help from the young lady, Helena tricks Bertram: First, she has Diana convinces Bertram to give up his family ring as a love token, which she then gives to Helena. Next, Diana invites Bertram into her room; Diana and Helena execute a Bed Trick, and Bertram ends up sleeping with his wife. In an unrelated subplot, Parolles is exposed as a coward and exiled from the army. With the help of the countess, Helena spreads rumours that she has died, prompting Bertram to return to France. She follows in secret, along with Diana and the widow. Once everyone is all together, Helena reveals that she 1) is not dead, 2) has Bertram's family ring, and 3) is pregnant with his child, thanks to their one-night romp. His conditions met, Bertram promises "I'll love her dearly, ever, ever dearly."
- Bestowal Dialogue: 'Good, you have the flowers I need. The evils of Man tainted this water with poison. The power of nature will make it pure once more. 'Now return this bucket to Staddle and pour its contents into the well. The water inside will retain its curative properties and drive out any remaining poison. 'Be careful. These lands are wild and home to many dangerous beasts.' Background: Willowsong needs fresh wildflowers to clean the well water. Objective: 1. Staddle's well is north and west of the Silverwater Spring. Return the bucket of water to Staddle's well. 2. Longo is standing by the well in the town square of Staddle. You did as Willowsong instructed. Tell Longo Daegmund that the well should be safe to drink from again.
* Unwell Water
* The Wise Woman
* Fresh Flowers
* All's Well That Ends Well OR
- The first part of the quest is fairly basic and involves following the arrows and defeating any mobs that are in your way. Upon meeting Vaughn, the play will begin. After a while, the prince becomes disgusted with the play, calling it "tripe" and the actors suddenly turn hostile (Right after the line: "This is my favorite part"). Although they are listed as "elite" forces, they are fairly easy to take down. At this point, the prince will leave and you can zone to Honur Hill (which you will have passed through on your way here). However, there is a humorous cutscene involving Norgu and Goren that is triggered once you approach the portal back to Resplendent Makuun after the fight.
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