Iachimo

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Iachimo is a scheming Italian nobleman in Shakespeare’s play "Cymbeline," known for deceitfully attempting to seduce Imogen and falsely claiming to have succeeded.

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Iachimo canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shakespearean character
antagonist
fictional character
nobleman
appearsIn Cymbeline
associatedWith Imogen
King Cymbeline
linked to: Cymbeline

Posthumus Leonatus
causes Posthumus’s jealousy
Posthumus’s order for Imogen’s murder
characterArc confession of his deceit
claims to have slept with Imogen
confessesTo King Cymbeline
linked to: Cymbeline

Posthumus Leonatus
creator William Shakespeare
dramaticFunction instigator of central conflict in Cymbeline
firstAppearance Cymbeline
gender male
genre drama
hidesIn Imogen’s bedchamber chest
languageOfWork English
literaryGenreOfWork tragicomedy
literaryPeriod English Renaissance
method deception
false testimony
theft of tokens as false proof
moralAlignment deceitful
motivation to win a wager against Posthumus Leonatus
nationality Italian
notableFor attempting to seduce Imogen deceitfully
falsely claiming to have seduced Imogen
plotting against Posthumus Leonatus
occupation nobleman
partOf Shakespearean late romances
plots to test Imogen’s chastity
relatedTheme chastity
deception
repentance
repents his false accusations
roleInWork scheming Italian nobleman
setting Rome
ancient Britain
stealsFrom Imogen
takesObject Imogen’s bracelet
timeOfWorkComposition early 17th century
workAuthor William Shakespeare
workForm play

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