Shakespeare's Three Comedies

Characteristics: Catherine - granddaughter of Baptista Minora; the main character of "The Taming of the Shrew". Hermia - There are two men in the characters of "Midsummer Night's Dream". Lysander - Character in Midsummer Night's Dream, Hermia's Lover. Viola - a night person on the 12th day, a woman from Messaline suffered a shipwreck on the coast of Illyria, after which she disguised himself as Cesario. Olivia - The character of the evening on the 12th day, Countess Elyria. Introduction: Trainers are about the concept of love and marriage.

William · Shakespeare plays are divided into three categories: comedy, history, and tragedy. It is worth noting that the meaning of the word "comedy" for Queen Elizabeth is different from today's one. Certainly Shakespeare's comedy has a lot of humor but usually refers to a relaxing game of happy endings. This shows that Shakespeare's comedy is different from the dramatic tragedies and historical drama of his drama and conspiracy.

A Shakespeare comedy (or a Shakespeare play, usually categorized as a comedy) is like a tragedy and not suitable for any slot. They are often considered Shakespeare 's comedies, as they are full of fun, ironic and dazzling word games. They also have many camouflage and wrong identities and are difficult to solve (try to tie a plot of "Midsummer Night's Dream" with someone!) Complex plots and a very artificial ending there is. Look at the example of a Venetian businessman - it has elements of love and relationships. As usual there are two couples. One of the women who pretended to men through most of the text - a typical Shakespeare's comedy - but the other was a very uncomfortable situation - a young Jewish leave a shallow and dull young Christian to quit her father I wanted to. Drama ends like a lover as usual, celebrating their love is a good way for their team.

William · Shakespeare 's comedy always ends with marriage. In fact, regardless of whether it is the last or not, it determines whether the program is a comedy. In Shakespeare's three comedy, the trainer does nothing and countermeasures have a very strong female role. However, at the end of the script, three women fulfilled social norms and achieved "happy endings". Furthermore, they not only comply with the norms of the day, but also adapt to those who love them, which changes their way of doing things.