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by paulsutter
1097 days ago
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Touché, thank you. Regardless I agree with Tolstoy in whole George Orwell - a fan of Shakespeare - admits the following: - "Tolstoy is right in saying that Lear is not a very good play, as a play. It is too drawn-out and has too many characters and sub-plots." - "Shakespeare has a habit of thrusting uncalled-for general reflections into the mouths of his characters. This is a serious fault in a dramatist" - "Of course, it is not because of the quality of his thought that Shakespeare has survived, and he might not even be remembered as a dramatist if he had not also been a poet." |
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