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In "The Winter's Tale"
Shakespeare uses Winter as a
symbol of age. Which of the
following provides textual
evidence of this?
A. Act IV, Perdita: "Grace and remembrance
be to you both! / And welcome to our
shearing!"
B. Act IV, Polixenes: "well you fit our ages/
With flowers of winter."
C. Act IV, Camillo: "I should leave grazing,
were I of your flock, / And only live by
gazing."

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Final answer:

In "The Winter's Tale," Shakespeare uses winter as a symbol of age, as shown in Polixenes' line from Act IV.


Explanation:

Shakespeare uses winter as a symbol of age in The Winter's Tale. The line from Act IV where Polixenes says, 'well you fit our ages/ With flowers of winter,' provides textual evidence of this association between winter and age. This quote illustrates how winter symbolizes the passage of time and the effects of aging in the play.


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