Shakespeare's Cymbeline William Shakespeare’s Cymbeline was a book of many morals, one of the many was “Arrogance hurts not only yourself but those around you” this point was raised in many scenes, using many characters. Characters such as the Queen, Cloten, Iachimo and The King (Cymbeline). And scenes such as the one in rome at Philarimus’ house when Posthumus and Iachimo make the bet which sets the whole play into motion, or the scene when Cloten decides to go out and rape imogen, which results in his death. So sit back and relax as I deeper explore these characters and scenes…. The Queen- Pure evil, too evil to come up with a name for, but also ....

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