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'''Angelo''' was a character in a play by [[William Shakespeare]]. [[Isabella (Measure for Measure character)|Isabella]] was the object of his obsessive lust. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Regrets (audio story)}}) | {{wikipediainfo|Angelo (Measure for Measure)}} | ||
'''Angelo''' was a character in [[Measure for Measure|a play]] by [[William Shakespeare]]. | |||
[[Isabella (Measure for Measure character)|Isabella]] was the object of his "obsessive [[lust]]" and consequently had to be "sweet, perfect and virtuous". It was this rationale which [[Cleo Proctor]]'s [[Olivia (Regrets)|lecturer]] used to suggest that she might not be suitable for the role of Isabella for her end-of-year showcase, recommending one of Shakespeare's [[comedy]] roles for her instead. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Regrets (audio story)}}) | |||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Though not stated in | Though not stated in {{cs|Regrets (audio story)}}, Angelo is a character from [[William Shakespeare]]'s [[play]], ''[[Measure for Measure]]''. | ||
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[[Category:William Shakespeare's characters]] | [[Category:William Shakespeare's characters]] | ||
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