William Shakespeare took the term “nothing is as it seems” literal when writing the play, The Taming of the Shew. The book is filled with many things that are made to be illusions. With this being a major theme in the book, there are many representations of this in the book, and it shown through characters’ personalities, changing who they are, and also the portrayal of this book.
The whole book, beginning to end is full of “things that are not as they seem”, and there is a reason why. The play in itself is not as it seems due to the way Shakespeare wrote it, since his life was literally on the line. During Shakespeare’s time of ruling the theatrical world, the ruler of England was Queen Elizabeth. For this play not to be taken seriously
The whole book, beginning to end is full of “things that are not as they seem”, and there is a reason why. The play in itself is not as it seems due to the way Shakespeare wrote it, since his life was literally on the line. During Shakespeare’s time of ruling the theatrical world, the ruler of England was Queen Elizabeth. For this play not to be taken seriously