The madness of Prince Hamlet serves as a cautionary tale. For with a deep desire for revenge, one may cause irreversible harm.

Shakespeare uses the supernatural to instill chaos in his characters to create comedy for his Elizabethan audience. It is the mixture of these two conflicting traits that makes the story and the supernatural theme enduring.

I recently viewed The Taming of the Shrew and found myself outraged by the humor at the expense of a poor womans desire to remain unmarried. At every turn, it felt as though a cruel trick were being played upon Katherina. So I have written this piece from her perspective, and her plans to become free once more.

My thoughts on Shakespeare's Henry V

Recently, I read Shakespeare’s Sonnet 7. I was intrigued by the fact that it follows the sun instead of any person, place, or thing. The...