All's Well That Ends Well

The play features a woman taking bold action in pursuit of love; I wonder how this was received in Elizabethan times and what it says about gender expectations.

The play's cleverness and moral ambiguity make it stand out. I'm curious whether Shakespeare intended this as a commentary on societal morals or just pure entertainment.

Her relentless pursuit of Bertram raises questions about agency and morality. Would love to hear if others saw her as a hero or more as a schemer.