During the Elizabethan era women’s role in society had little to no appearance. They were viewed as nothing more than being the one responsible for cooking, cleaning, and satisfying all of the mans need. The Comedy of Errors does a fantastic job of showing exactly how women are portrayed in Shakespearean time. Adriana, Luciana, Courtezan and Aemelia are the only three women present throughout the entire play, and each character has their own personality which is alike in some way. Adriana whom is the most vocal throughout the play displays a sort of entitlement because she is a married woman to very respected man in Ephesus.
