Exploring the Inversion of Character Roles in Act Four

The chapter delves into the atypical nature of Act Four in the play, highlighting significant action within it like the Yorick scene in Hamlet. The inversion of character roles, especially with Dogberry, is analyzed, revealing how minor characters may hold pivotal roles. The discussion emphasizes Shakespeare's mastery in manipulating form to convey deep meanings and the importance of understanding the interplay between form and content in literary works.