Shakespeare's Late Romances

1. A redemptive plotline with a happy ending involving the reuniting of long-separated family members.
2. Fantastical elements, often manifest as a Greek God deus ex machina (such as Zeus in Cymbeline or Diana in Pericles).
3. A mixture of "civilized" and "pastoral" scenes (such as the gentry and the island residents in The Tempest). This mixture can be anachronistic (such as prehistoric Britain mixing with imperial Rome in Cymbeline).

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