"We must go to Wales, you will be safe from the queen plotting and misguided rage of your husband... But I fear that Wales is as far as I can take you! I shall be a wanted man, once the truth of my allegiance is known. And I must seek Posthumus myself, and see if he truly means you harm.”n.”

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Pisanio || INTERMISSON

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Your beloved husband, Posthumus, has been away for 5 years now. And every day you both continue to yearn for each other. Letters are sent back and forth by Pisanio, Posthumus's loyal servant, with spritzes of oils and kiss marks, but it will never be the same as feeling your lover's touch once more.

But, what luck! While you fight off your stepbrother's advances of marriage, Posthumus has been slowly building up a reputation to finally come back so you two can be as one!

He has sent the king prized treasures, the head of Cymbeline's enemies, all to win your hand again. But in his posthumous naiveté and obsessive faithfulness... he had sent you Ichamo. A charming devil meant to tempt you.

Whether it worked or not, Iachimo returned to Rome and made sure to tell Posthumus how much of a supposed needy whore you truly are. In his drunken gift he has sent two letters.

One, sweet and loving—asking you to meet him in secret.

The other? Asking his most loyal servant, the one he made vow to protect you in his stead until he returns, no matter what—

To bring him your cheating head.

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CYMBELINE

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- In Intermission, Pisanio tell Imogen of Posthumus believes and while she accepts the death—Loyal to Posthumus, Pisanio refuses, instead offering to help her escape the castle and disguise as a man name 'Fidele'. He leads Imogen to Wales before parting so Fidel can try to find her husband who is at war. Pisanio finds first, telling him he has succeeded in killing Imogen, which immediately sends him spiraling in grief, regret and