e problems are resolved. The Abbess, who turns out to be Egeons long lost wife Emilia invites all of them at the end to discuss this one days error and make full satisfaction. CharactersSolinus, Duke of Ephesus- Man who sentenced Egeon to death.Egeon, Merchant of Syracuse- Lost his family in a shipwreck. Also he is sentenced to death by the Duke of Ephesus.Antipholus of Ephesus- One of Egeon lost sons. His wife seems like she wants to drive him mad.Antipholus of Syracuse- The second of Egeons lost sons. The two Dromios- Slaves to the twin Antipholus. They both look exactly alike, and both take beatings by their master.Adriana- Wife of Antipholus of Ephesus. Emilia- Long lost wife of Egeon, and also becomes an Abbess at Ephesus. At the end of the story she invites the entire cast over her house for a party and to talk about the days events.Angelo- An Ephesian goldsmith who delivers the gold chain to one of the Dromio twins which lead to problems.Doctor Pinch- A wacky proto-psychiartrist called school-master. He is the only one who is not allowed to go to Emilias party at the end.Luciana- Adrianas sister.Balthazar- A merchant.Luce- Adrianas servant.Act 1-Scene 1The cities of Syracuse and Ephesus do not get along. Egeon has been captured and sentenced to death by the Duke of Ephesus. Egeon tells the Duke about his story of how is family and him were separated and the Duke gives him till night before he is killed. Along with his wife, twin sons who are both named Antipholus and twin slaves both named Dromio all were in the same shipwreck years ago. The one son survived with the father and the others with the mother. None of people knew were each other were. When Antipholus of Syracuse turned eighteen he set out to find his brother. Egeon became worried and set out to find Antipholus, but could not find him, and that is how he ended up in Ephesus. Act 1-Scene 2Antipholus of Syracuse, who is now called Antipholus of S. leaves...
