would Shakespeare have written Romeo and Juliet if he knew wed all have to study it?????????

Answer 1

yes...and probably ,made it more longer, put more imagery and twisted fate more, just to make a point

Answer 2

Well, I liked the play, both back when I was studying it (although I think Twelfth Night is, so far, my favourite) and now. There's just so much pith in it. But then, with both my mother and stepfather actors, I basically grew up on plays, of every sort and description, and I can appreciate mastery.

The play that did rock me up, when I was studying it at school, was Hamlet, though. I did not much care for the plot, but the words really shook me up. I remember regretting we had to write so little on it, I could have written that much for each scene...

Answer 3

No - He wrote for the common people of England in his day. His plays are filled with sexual suggestions and toilet humor. A superficial reading of a corrected version does not give you any appreciation of his humor. The problem is that it is almost impossible to enjoy any work that one is required to read. This is why our school system turns out so many people who hate books. No one enjoys something that they are forced to do.

Answer 4

Writeres express his feelings on a piece of paper and at that time can not think of this type petty things like who will read it , or it will be published or not. The person who thinks of this type things is not a good writer.

Answer 5

yes he would but he would have just thrown all mad bits in at the end like space ship ecstacy and pocorn and rhinos, so it just wouldnt make sense, then when dead everyone would be pissed off studying it and he would havin a ball up in heaven.....thats what i would do anyway.

Answer 6

Yes, he needed the money. Is it HIS problem that you have to write a paper about it?

Answer 7

No he would have written Viz-style jokes

Answer 8

absolutely

Answer 9

Probably not.