Shoemaker's Holiday Analytical Response

Analytical response
In “Shoemaker’s Holiday” the play is written based on a love, comedy, and class. This story includes a man named Lacy nephew of Lincoln and a lady named Rose daughter of Oatley who desire to be together, because of the love they feel for each other. In this play family members tend to make it difficult for them to stand for what they want. Despite the obstacles they find different ways to keep contact with one another despite the obstacles they face in the play. In this play, there are many different scenarios that happen because of class levels. Rose is a higher class than Lacy therefore they are not granted the permission to be together. Oatley and Lincoln argue quite a bit over Lacy and Rose due to the reason that they don’t want their family connected in any way due to the reason that people might open their mouth and accuse Lacy of being with someone higher then him to gain wealth which is not what he wants. Lacy does different things to get closer to Rose in order for them to run away together hoping to …show more content…
They do achieve that goal and get married but then after are separated by the king when Lacy and Roses parents show up which they kind of get there hopes up, but that does not last very long because the King Grants them permission to be together even though they are different classes he shut the parents up be responding to them as stated in (Thomas Dekker The Shoemaker’s Holiday)“Dost thou not know that love respects no blood, cares not for