Honorable Betrayal

Betrayal against William Shakespeare's play 'Tragedy of Julius Caesar' is the story of Julius Caesar and the assassination of the eight conspiracies behind it. The play was held in 44 BC. In Rome. Marcus Brutus is the protagonist and face of this mean conspiracy. He is also a tragic hero in this classic literary work. Aristotle's definition of a tragic hero is a letter-deficient character, also known as arrogance, and because of this flaw it is at a high level in society.

As one of the most terrifying stories of Shakespeare, Titus Andronicus is a painful story of the struggle between honor and love of his father's parent. When he fought for his relatives and the country, the honor was quickly destroyed by treachery, and love was replaced by revenge. Shakespeare 's first and most bloody tragedy was his madness. This work is sometimes considered as one of his teenagers, but in his idea, Titus pointed out the pulsation of British drama desires.

We can all talk about the feelings of his talk. "Shakespeare's words are luxurious, his character is complicated, all today's problems are important, such as love, honor, betrayal, jealousy, jealousy, fear, pride, desire, sorrow," Shakespeare's experience It is a flexible and memorable quest for our experience, from gender, family, political conspiracy to fame, race, class, etc. Shakespeare's character and plot It is his era and history His drama will let us see ourselves again. "

Shakespeare plays are full of treacherous roles including comedy. In historical dramas, politics, and ambitions related to it, betrayal is a matter of course. The historical drama is about the king and the mighty people around them - most people have their own ambitions, ready to support the major betrayal including Reg to further develop their career It is. Many plays abolish the monarch, lead to the trial, and try to solve the result altogether. The history of Britain is full of treachery of this level, and Shakespeare reproduces this history in the theater. And I will make the theatrical audience happy.

Near the end of the book, Jefferson asked: "How do you adapt your single, self-motivated self to so much history and myth?" Such a problem of expression , This may be moving toward their own way, which is not only a black and white problem, but also a problem.