Who is Bertram's main companion throughout much of the play, "All's Well that Ends Well" ?

Correct answer: A. Parolles

  • A. Parolles
  • B. Lafew
  • C. The First Lord
  • D. The Clown

Explanation

Parolles is Bertram's boastful military companion and influences his conduct for much of the play. Lafew is an older nobleman, while the First Lord and Clown do not fill this role.

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