Comparing the Andy Griffith Show and Plautus' Miles Gloriosus

Comparing the Andy Griffith Show and Plautus' Miles Gloriosus, regardless of the situation, both the audience and the reader will notice the male character who controls the father's love, the male character who is always confused, the person who needs help. Or find women as well as women need answers. Today's comedy is similar to some of the past Greek and Roman comedies. Readers and viewers will also notice that there are many differences between the two.

Introduction: One of the early successes of Plausus was Miles Gloriosus ("Braggart Soldier"). According to historical sources, its popularity is so high that Roman officials in charge of production need multiple iterations of the festival in premiere to serve everyone who wants to see it did. We know little of the original work, except that Plausus has adopted a new Greek comedy from an unknown author. Regardless of who invented this plot, there is no doubt that the great success of Proudus's adaptation. In fact, part of it was included in the interesting things happening in the forum. It is a combination of modern music adaptation and more than 7 Plautus' plays.

Inspired by the ancient Roman playwright Prathus (251 - 183 BC), especially by Pastorus, Miles Glorios and Masteraia pastoralis, the musical is a slave named Pseudaurus and the story of his young master who tried to help him I will talk. Come to win his free neighbor girl. The plot includes many classical elements including puncture, door hits, misidentified identity situations (often associated with camouflaged characters), and satirical comments by social class It is. This title comes from a story commonly used by cabaret comedians. "An interesting thing happened on the way to the theater"

A type of drama / TV / movie that imitates social class habits and influences. It is usually expressed in stock prices such as ancient Mile Glorios, restoring fops and scorpions, or pretending to be young. This comedy conspiracy is usually associated with illegal relationships and other scandals and is not as important as its witty and noisy dialogue. The most famous ceremonial comedy may be a comedy by French playwright Molière.