Shakespeare's most notable older woman is Paulina in 'The Winter's Tale', the only older woman in early modern drama who is still vocal and powerful at the end of a play a play which owes its conclusion to her directorial creativity. Through her, Shakespeare highlights the importance of the old woman to family and society. The study also explores other rich examples of Shakespeare's developed older women, including Queen Katherine ('Henry VIII'), Volumnia ('Coriolanus') and Queen Gertrude ('Hamlet').
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