Whether it is the Kardashians, the false reporting of a celebrity's death, or a Shakespearian era wedding gone awry, people are drawn to the drama caused by miscommunication. This truly shows the brilliance of Shakespeare for being able to understand this integral part of the human experience, while also showing the damage that this miscommunication can cause. Humans are simply drawn to “nothing” like moths to a flame, and it is important to realise this so that we are not consumed by this need to know, losing sight of what is really important in
Whether it is the Kardashians, the false reporting of a celebrity's death, or a Shakespearian era wedding gone awry, people are drawn to the drama caused by miscommunication. This truly shows the brilliance of Shakespeare for being able to understand this integral part of the human experience, while also showing the damage that this miscommunication can cause. Humans are simply drawn to “nothing” like moths to a flame, and it is important to realise this so that we are not consumed by this need to know, losing sight of what is really important in