The Scrivener and History in Richard III

Richard III cast doubt on the concept of how history was created and presented. Shakespearean plays not only contradict the notorious Richard with other people, it also depicts various interpretations of history. Richard and Margaret played two contradictory roles in history; when Margaret tried to make it public, Richard tried to hide the past. But the creation and acceptance of history depends greatly on more common numbers. In particular, a writer who is a seemingly small side character became an indispensable figure, he created historical records and integrated the written version as truth.

Shakespeare 's supernatural Richard III projected a dark, wonderful aura around Richard III, a supernatural element which is an essential element of Shakespeare' s historic drama. The prophetic dreams of Clarence and Stanley tells imminent fate, blurring the boundary between dreams and reality. The ghosts where Richard III and Richmond appeared before the fight created an atmosphere of fear and suspicion, and they also told Richard's fate. The curse of royalties of the three women was finally realized and reminded people that the power of God is stronger than the malice of Richard.

Richard III cast doubt on the concept of how history was created and presented. Shakespearean plays not only contradict the notorious Richard with other people, it also depicts various interpretations of history. Richard and Margaret played two contradictory roles in history; when Margaret tried to make it public, Richard tried to hide the past. But the creation and acceptance of history depends greatly on more common numbers. In particular, a writer who is a seemingly small side character became an indispensable figure, he created historical records and integrated the written version as truth.

Richard III of Shakespeare 's history drama "Richard III" embodies political monsters perfectly. He represents the evil of the country - he is the embodying of the power of bad luck and the symbol of the devilish nihilism. Monsters also play the role of social magnifying glasses. It represents a physical exaggeration of moral defects. Richard III is a monster because it is immoral, ridiculous honor and virtue to achieve his purpose. The appearance of Richard reflects his morality. When the king said: