Falstaff

As explained in the American Heritage Electronic Dictionary, romanticism is a movement of art and knowledge that started in Europe in the late eighteenth century Individual expressions of emotions and imaginations, departures from attitudes, emphasis on the form of classicism And against the rebellion of established social rules and practices "Fostakh is an ideal romantic role. In an article called "Two Lady of Justice" by Harry T. Baker, Baker wrote to all the critics claiming the first half of Henry IV and the second half of Falstaff as follows. Windsor's romantic wife is different from Falstaff.

Falstaff - Falstaff is a knight, but he is also a villain, sometimes a thief. In the first part of Henry IV, he was a young Prince Henry's drinking partner. Falstaff is noisy, lively, cowardly, funny, mischievous, one of Shakespeare's most popular works and has appeared in several of his plays. Next to his wife, in addition to his element in the countryside, Falstaff believes that he can escape the temptation of married women to get their husband's cash. Therefore, he began a plan to seduce the hostess page and Ford hostesses. But they were wiser than him, humiliated him, beat them, and soaked him in the river at three different opportunities.

Far staff had little money to arrive at Windsor. In order to gain economic benefits he decided to rely on two wealthy married women, Hostess Ford and Hostess Peggie, for help. Falstaff decided to send the same love letter to the woman and asked his servants - Pistol and Nimes - to hand them to his wife. When they rejected, Fastov dismissed them, and due to revenge, these people told the intentions of Ford and the page (husband) Falstaff. I do not mind, but a cunning Ford persuaded the owner of Garter Inn to persuade him to introduce him to Falstaff as "Brook Master" to find Falstaff's plan.

Ford hostess - one of the happy wives mentioned in the title of the play. This is the result of Falstaff trying to attract her, which is the majority of drama comedy. She showed great courage to Falstaff to do these mischiefs, because unlike Hostess Peggy, Ford hostess was unreliable and immediately had an angry husband. Mistress Page - Another happy wife. The hostess page is a accomplice of Ford hostess in Falstav's mischief execution. Her husband trusts her better than Ford trusts his wife. It is ironic that Hostess Peggy deceives her husband in the drama. She wants her daughter to marry Dr. Caius (contrary to her husband's request)