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

• MelodramaBroader topic: Revelations can expose villains and restore endangered characters to their rightful place.

• EuripidesRelated: Recognition and mistaken identity drive several plots attributed to Euripides.

• Aristotle's PoeticsBroader topic: Aristotle describes recognition as a plot device that can intensify tragic reversals.

• King LearNarrower topic: Lear’s reunion with Cordelia brings recognition, but too late to avert the play’s losses.

• AnagnorisisBroader topic: Anagnorisis names the plot-changing form of recognition described in classical poetics.

• CinderellaRelated: The slipper’s fitting makes recognition the climax of many Cinderella tellings.

• MasqueradeRelated: Late revelations expose the gap between Arbenin’s certainty and the truth.

• Romance (genre)Related: Unexpected revelations often resolve romance plots and restore separated families or rightful status.

• The BacchaeRelated: Agave’s return to awareness reveals the cost of the divine punishment.

• KādambarīRelated: Recognition resolves identities obscured by rebirth and long separation.

• DaśakumāracaritaRelated: Revelations of identity help convert scattered adventures into reunion and resolution.

• Road to Emmaus appearanceRelated: Jesus remains unrecognized until the meal, making the revelation the story’s turning point.