Реферат: William Shakespeare Most Famous Of All English

Furthermore, he was forced into marrying a women that was eight years older than

himself because she was three months pregnant. In result of his unsuccessful

marriage, it is reason enough for him involving love and deceit as one in this

play. So Shakespeare also understands deceit as he incorporated it into Much

Ado About Nothing (”Shakespeare, William”).

Contrary to love and deceit, Shakespeare uses comedy as the third and

final element of the play. Comedy is what gives Much Ado About Nothing it’s

cheerful happiness and wit that gives this play it’s recognition. Shakespeare

had many happy experiences in his life due to his great success in being a

playwright. His success started with him becoming the top writer of The

Chamberlain’s Men, which would later be renamed The King’s Men. This led to

his great career of writing which brought him fame and fortune, causing him to

live and die a happy man (Wright 10-13). The happiness and clever wit is

described like, “Merry as the day is long.” (Shakespeare). All throughout this

play, there is constantly a tone of Comedy although interrupted by scenes of

deceitful hate. This is very similar to the life of William Shakespeare, and it

clearly the reason that he writes in the style he does. All in all,

Shakespeare’s ability as a Comedic writer is very well spoken for and is the

reason that he wrote this play.

The elements used in this play as they have happened in Shakespeare’s

life are established in the relationships of the characters of the play.

Benedict and Beatrice, throughout the entire beginning of the play, display

love, deceit, and comedy. Beatrice finds all men to be repulsive, not in the

physical sense, but in the psychological sense. Benedict does not like her

attitude and does everything he can to spite her. Through all this, they both

love each other, but both are as stubborn and hard headed as each other so it is

impossible for either one to know this. At a costume party, Benedict tricks

Beatrice into thinking he is someone else by wearing a costume and disguising

his voice by talking with a different accent. Beatrice, not being aware of this,