[ SECRET POST #2433 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2433 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

I sometimes suspect that half of why Shakespeare is so famous is due to a misapprehension. When looking at his minor characters, it becomes apparent that he didn't always care whether they maintained consistent characterization, instead having them do whatever was necessary to move the plot along. This makes me wonder if his "complex" and "multifaceted" main characters are themselves inconsistent, and if the reason it's so hard for actors to portray their many qualities is because those qualities changed with the needs of the story.

(The other half, of course, is that he coined some REALLY good lines, and I'm not about to argue that point. I myself often mimic his style--appropriately modernized, of course--when trying to write something flowery.)