Comparing The Man, The Myth, And The Legend Of William Shakespeare

A Stroke of Genius:
The Man, the Myth, and the Legend of William Shakespeare

With a stroke of his pen he is able to affect people with his words. He can either make them laugh cry or jump out of their seats. His words can haunt them even after they are said, the darkness looms in the air and it haunts them in their dreams. As they think about the blood, the gore, the screams that still haunt their dreams. That’s the power of his plays and other works as well; do you know who I’m talking about? Yes or no? Well, it 's the bard himself! The man, the myth and the legend William Shakespeare, not a lot is known about him but what people do know, are the things that he has written but hopefully that will change. Although Shakespeare has many interesting readings, the one …show more content…
he teaches audiences to not let power go to their head, and they should not take things because they believe that they are entitled to them. The Macbeth relates to the life and times of Shakespeare, is the fact that he might have written it because it was a dark time and he was in a dark place. The main reason he wrote it was to impress the King because he was interested in demonology. The reason why this topic is important is because, the audience gets a better understand not only of who the bard was but also how it relates to the life and times of what he had to face. Another reason is because this story has so many lessons to teach in his piece of literature and not only that but it could be considered a masterpiece in its own right. It is universal and it transcends through time, a lot of people can understand want to be successful and people can also understand someone who would want their spouse to be successful as well. This is why this topic is so important, this is why this topic is so important and lastly, this is why he 's stories will be read throughout