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In 1564 William Shakespeare dies at childbirth and his plays are not written. What are it's effects.
Marlowe was in the secret service...
Folk plots like that of Romeo and Juliet etc. rewritten by hundreds of average authors till nobody wants to read it... Well, possibly, the concept of "new ideas or fresh plots in literature" - never develop without Shakespeare. People are satisfied with the familiar literature.... and his plays are not written.
In 1564 William Shakespeare dies at childbirth and his plays are not written. What are it's effects.
Wouldn't have mattered. Shakespeare never wrote that which is attributed to him. It was the Earl of Oxford.
Stratford-upon-Avon is a regular normal English country town without tourist.
In 1564 William Shakespeare dies at childbirth and his plays are not written. What are it's effects.
Where's all this tosh about shakespear not writing his plays come from? There's no good evidence that he wasn't the author of the plays - just a series of crackpot theories.
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We have to read different bad classics during English class instead of his so called "Great Works." I mean, what was the point of his stories? He killed of the main characters in his tragedies which no one would do nowadays unless it was J. K. Rowlings in the last Harry Potter book because the ghost of Shakespeare told her to. His comedies weren't even funny. I don't like him and anyone in my generation who does, has lost it. Most classics are dumb and stupid anyways so we have a lot less plays to worry about written by a gay guy that was in love with his son (I think). We also wouldn't have to hear all this crap about how great a writer Shakespeare was when his writting stinks.
Also, never read the Scarlet Letter, it's as bad as his plays.
Hmm... it seems you are planning to run for governor in '22. If your post is serious then I'm afraid you'll Blagojevich Jr.
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We have to read different bad classics during English class instead of his so called "Great Works." I mean, what was the point of his stories? He killed of the main characters in his tragedies which no one would do nowadays unless it was J. K. Rowlings in the last Harry Potter book because the ghost of Shakespeare told her to. His comedies weren't even funny. I don't like him and anyone in my generation who does, has lost it. Most classics are dumb and stupid anyways so we have a lot less plays to worry about written by a gay guy that was in love with his son (I think). We also wouldn't have to hear all this crap about how great a writer Shakespeare was when his writting stinks.
Also, never read the Scarlet Letter, it's as bad as his plays.