A History of Tragedies

Where tragedy happens, the main role of who decides to kill the drama is the best way to convey his plot. The tragedy was invented long ago by the Greeks. In 525 BC, the first wonderful tragedy playwriter was born in the fourth year of the 63rd Olympic Games ("Aeschylus"). The playwright's name is Aeschylus ("Aeschylus") which is the son of Euphorion, about 90 scripts are written. The number is unknown, but seven of them endured the test of time (Kopff). His work is wonderful, he won the title of "Cup".

Shakespeare wrote over 30 plays. These are usually divided into four categories: history, comedy, tragedy and romance. His earliest plays were primarily comedy and history like Henry VI and the wrong comedy, but in 1596, Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet, his second tragedy, and in the next decade , He is returning form, the drama is now best known to him: Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, Anthony and Cleopatra. In his last year, Shakespeare changed to Cymbeline, a story of winter and romance with Tempest.

William Shakespeare is one of the greatest playwrights ever. He wrote over 30 plays including comedy, history and tragedy. Tragedy is about the decline of a tragic hero. One of the biggest tragedies of Shakespeare is the story of Julius Caesar. In this story, the protagonist Julius Caesar is the leader of his best friend Brutus and conspiracy Cassius. After Caesar got it

There are many predictive examples of Julius Caesar's tragedy, one of which is the name of a book. The tragedy of Julius Caesar explains the tragedy or serious incident related to Julius Caesar. Scene 1 began, Cassius talked with Brutus. Brutus is Brother of Cassius and Brutus is a close friend of Julius Caesar. Cassius tried to persuade to join the alliance to kill Julius Caesar to Brutus, however, Brutus told that it is not anything you want to occur in Caesar and Cassius in order to ensure that he leaves alone. The tragedy of Julius Caesar shows mainly that Julius Caesar will be killed or injured. Tragedy means a series of works that leads to the tragedy of the hero and the hero. It will happen when you see the drama's name

Julius Caesar of Brutus of character "Et tu Brute?" Simple words of Caesar, summarizes the circulation features of Brutus in the development of "Julius Caesar of the tragedy". For his nobility and loyalty, Brutus is not considered also to represent any threat; however, these qualities is why this story is so devastating. What comes from these characteristics is the final expected result. The surprise of Caesar is so wonderful that he can only bet on their king, and then Brutus can make Rome a better place as well. Cassius also uses self-acquisition as an operation. He wanted Brutus to dominate the land, and he told him that Brutus should dominate Rome, not Caesar. "Dominate the fate people somewhere. We rather than a star, Brutus Dear is a subordinate of our own." (I.2.140) Cassius said to "his men" Brutus, is he If you do not, this will continue