What can you tell me about the character of Hermione in Shakespeare?

Answer by  LadyL (62)

Hermione is the Queen of Sicilia and is falsely accused of infidelity, dies of grief just after being vindicated by a Delphic Oracle, is restored to life at the end.

Answer by  Gabriel (2146)

A character from The Winter's Tale, Hermione is the virtuous and beautiful Queen of Sicilia. Falsely accused of infidelity by her husband, Leontes, she apparently dies of grief just after being vindicated by the Oracle of Delphi, but is restored to life at the play's close. The character may have been drawn from the life of Anne Boleyn.

Answer by  cinnyi (140)

The character Hermione is from is from the play, "A Winters Tale." Hermione is descended from royalty. In the play she is a mother, a matron, and a queen. She is sweet and gracious but but dignified. She has a saint like patience in the story and her husband is very jealous.