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Cymbeline Characters Results

February 05, 2014 12:00 AM
Nicholas E. Sheets

by Nicholas E. Sheets, dramaturg Cymbeline is now in its second and final week of performances at BYU. For those who haven't had a chance to come, now is the day: Carpe Diem! Previously I created a Character Quiz with Cymbeline characters. I thought it would be neat to share the results for that quiz. I loved the turnout and hope you enjoyed the questions and results!

Cymbeline Results
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