Antony and Cleopatra: resumen de Act 2, Scene 6

Qué sucede

1. Pompey invokes his father’s wrongs, while Caesar, Antony, and Lepidus press him to answer their peace proposals.
2. Pompey accepts the islands and agrees to remove pirates and supply Rome with wheat.
3. Antony acknowledges Pompey’s kindness to his mother, and the leaders arrange to record their agreement and exchange feasts.
4. Pompey invites the company aboard his galley, leaving Menas and Enobarbus to talk.
5. Menas regrets the treaty and learns that Antony marries Caesar’s sister Octavia.
6. Enobarbus predicts that Antony’s attachment to Cleopatra makes the marriage a source of conflict, and both men leave to drink.

En este scene

En qué fijarte

Enobarbus separates Antony’s private attachment from his public marriage. His judgment challenges Menas’s belief that the marriage permanently unites Antony and Caesar.

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