What are Shakespeare's best plays?
What are Shakespeare's best plays?
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Cardenio and Love's Labour's Won.
Hamlet
Othello
Macbeth
King Lear
Henry IV
Henry V
Romeo and Juliet
The Tempest
A Midsummer Night''s Dream
Twelfth Night
>Henry V
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Based Ken hamming it up
>hamming it up
what did he mean by this
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anthony and cleopatra
coriolanus
King Lear and Titus Andronicus are my favorites.
As in hammy, pronounced acting
A Midsummer Night's Dream > all
Stay fizzy pupper
Is Mid Summer Night's Dream the only work to be able to portray the love triangle trope in a fresh, clever, and non cliche way?
Love quadrangle. Demetrius, Lysander, Hermit, Helena.
Fuck me Willy was good.
>Is Mid Summer Night's Dream the only work to be able to portray the love triangle trope in a fresh, clever, and non cliche way?
No, see Andromache by Racine
Thanks, will do.
Hermia*
But yeah I mispoke only technically. I just consider it a love trianglels more since originally it was basically between 3 people. Another lover is just out in the side lines who no one cared for (Helena).
King Lear, The Tempest or Midsummer Night Dream.
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I only read Macbeth and I really liked it back than. What from his works is most similar to Macbeth?
> women just want what they think other women want
> non-cliche
Midsummer Night's Dream is as cliched as they come. That's why plebs drool all over it every summer.
What? Explain yourself.
The Tempest
It's the culmination of his life work and it shows. Also, the last lines in relation to Prospero and the knowledge that it's Shakespeare's last play really hits you in the feels.