Not sure what to say about it. One thing that popped out at me is the use of the play within a play which seems to come up frequently in Shakespeare's work. I don't really know what to make of it.I think I liked this one less than Twelfth Night for a couple of reasons. First, I didn't have much e...
I loved this edition of the book. It was great that the editors placed explanatory notes (and illustrations!) facing every page, it made the reading so much easier. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a brief, witty love story mixed with magic and folklore in which every phrase uttered by the characters ...
This is another great comedy by Shakespeare with lots of pretty speeches that remind me of some of my favorite works. I believe Charlotte Brontë had one of Lysander’s speeches in mind when she described Rochester’s feelings towards Jane: “[M]y heart unto yours is knit, so that but one heart we can m...
Not my favorite William Shakespeare play. I tend to remember when I read it in college that this one was a tad more difficult for me to follow, so I didn't enjoy it as much as some of the other works of Shakespeare that I have read.(
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