How does the story two gentlemen of Verona give hope to the society?

Answer 1

The war had destroyed everything the boys had. They lost their home and their father was killed in the war as well. Until the war they led a cultured and comfortable life. The war had led them to the streets, exposed them to bitter cold and driven them to extreme starvation. However, it did not fill them with despair. They set to build what was left after the war. They found their sister suffering from tuberculosis of the spine, got her admitted to a hospital and worked very hard to pay for her treatment. The boys' sacrifice, their devotion and the maturity they displayed at such a young age promises a new hope for the society. The destruction caused by the war had not broken their spirit. Rather it filled them with a new energy to rebuild from what was left after the war. In this world where values have eroded, these boys and their work make a promise. Their selfless action, devotion to duty, hard work without grumbling, keeping alive their spirit despite adverse circumstances etc. give us promise of a greater hope for society.

Answer 2

In Shakespeare's "Two Gentlemen of Verona," begins with two good friends saying goodbye. While Valentine is leaving for Milan, Proteus is in love with Julia, and will remain in Verona. Julia, in the meantime, is talking about all the men who love her and is wondering why Proteus has not confessed his feelings. Since it's the custom for wealthy men to send their sons on a trip away from home, Proteus' father complies and prepares to send him to Milan, too. Valentine, in the meantime, has fallen in love in Milan with Silvia, who treats him rather shabbily. When Proteus arrives, he falls in love with Silvia too. Julia disguises herself as a servant to Proteus and goes to Milan. She discovers his intentions towards Silvia and advises her that she is his girlfriend. In the end each couple is as it should be.

Answer 3

The two boys of Verona as described by AJ Cronin were very much sincere in their willingness to work. Even though they had a shabby appearance they shown up as a brilliant role model to their society.This implies that "Appearances are Deceptive".

Answer 4

Shakespeare wrote plays, not sermons, so there does not need to be a message in every or any play he wrote. He wrote them to entertain. Nevertheless, the Two Gents does deal with issues of fidelity, both in love and in friendship. Both Julia and Valentine are faithful to the fickle and treacherous Proteus, which makes the comedy come out all right in the end. A lot of people are troubled by Valentine's apparent choice of Proteus over Sylvia and, if that is what is going on, Sylvia's apparent complacency. A maturer playwright would have designed the scene better, but it would seem that Shakespeare wanted us to focus on Valentine's forgiveness of Proteus and the redeeming power of that forgiveness.

Answer 5

We are not talking about the Shakespeare play here are we? Shakespeare's plays do not have moral lessons.

Answer 6

When Proteus decides to leave Julia or not.