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The 12 pages that link to Disguise, each with the reason it gives.

• OdysseyRelated: Athena’s transformations and Odysseus’s beggar disguise make recognition and testing possible.

• MaskNarrower topic: A mask is one physical means of creating a disguise.

• Mistaken identityRelated: A disguise gives characters a deliberate way to provoke or sustain mistaken identity.

• Recognition sceneRelated: Disguise delays recognition and can make its eventual reversal dramatically consequential.

• ShapeshiftingRelated: Many shapeshifters use transformed bodies as disguises rather than merely new physical forms.

• A Midsummer Night's DreamRelated: Bottom’s animal head makes him unrecognizable to himself and astonishing to others.

• The BirdcageRelated: Albert’s attempt to appear as a conventional maternal figure makes identity visible as performance.

• William WycherleyRelated: Disguise and concealment let Wycherley’s characters evade the restrictions of public reputation.

• Masquerade ballRelated: Disguise is the central device through which a masquerade suspends ordinary recognition.

• Arsène LupinRelated: Lupin repeatedly uses assumed appearances and identities to outwit pursuers.

• DaśakumāracaritaRelated: Disguises let characters enter guarded spaces and alter their social position.

• Jeanne BaretRelated: Baret adopted male clothing and a male identity to board the expedition.