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In Shakespeare's 'All's Well That Ends Well', the King's initial refusal to be treated by Helena is primarily rooted in a fear of:
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- 1Political fallout from favouring the daughter of Gerard de Narbon over court physicians.
- 2Divine retribution for attempting to heal nature through human intervention.
- 3Damaging his royal reputation by trusting an 'empiric' after professional physicians failed.✓
- 4Physical pain resulting from an untested medical recipe.
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Damaging his royal reputation by trusting an 'empiric' after professional physicians failed.
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