The Two Noble Kinsmen

There is, I think, a sense that Shakespeare's trying to transcend tragedy.

And not only are these four final plays that you identified, Ru, I think we might call them romances, but the, but then after those, he actually had, as, as you kind of hinted at, three late collaborations in 1613 to '14 with John Fletcher, and those plays are called Two Noble Kinsmen, Cardinio, and Henry VIII.

And all of those are definitely all similar.

They're in the kind of romance drama kind of, kind of category, I suppose.