Two people that are too smart for their own good not realizing they love each other is always entertaining. Also, I love how he says he'll never do anything like this ever again, then does it again multiple times 4 or 5 years later.
This is a really good jumping off point to understanding this play better. The comedy and voices for the characters are really good and kept me laughing throughout the video. Keep up the good work on these Shakespeare summaries.
Fun Fact: a lot of words in the English language and dictionary were made up by Shakespeare in his plays, and were thus only given definitions based on the contexts they were used in :3 So just remember that if you can't understand what Shakespeare plays are saying, there's a good chance that the audiences back when they were made also couldn't understand them at first, lol A lot of plays were also improvised for the purpose of attempting to make bootlegs of the play more difficult, so then while the story is still structured in the same way, anyone who attempted to recreate the script to sell would have difficulty trying to write it down word for word by what they would be saying.
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Two people that are too smart for their own good not realizing they love each other is always entertaining. Also, I love how he says he'll never do anything like this ever again, then does it again multiple times 4 or 5 years later.
One of my favorite videos on youtube about one of my favorite pieces of literature. I come back every year or so. Thanks!
This is a really good jumping off point to understanding this play better. The comedy and voices for the characters are really good and kept me laughing throughout the video. Keep up the good work on these Shakespeare summaries.
thank you!
Fun Fact: a lot of words in the English language and dictionary were made up by Shakespeare in his plays, and were thus only given definitions based on the contexts they were used in :3
So just remember that if you can't understand what Shakespeare plays are saying, there's a good chance that the audiences back when they were made also couldn't understand them at first, lol
A lot of plays were also improvised for the purpose of attempting to make bootlegs of the play more difficult, so then while the story is still structured in the same way, anyone who attempted to recreate the script to sell would have difficulty trying to write it down word for word by what they would be saying.
I watched this in my class today, this so funny and an amazing!
If you liked this, you might enjoy my Macbeth videos! I've only done Act 1 and 2 so far, but you can watch it here!
th-cam.com/video/8Hp5jBidJcU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks
This is the best video I have ever watched in my life.
+ i actually watched this in class today
You watched it in class? Like, a teacher played it for your class?
@@SoOkayHerestheThing yes
@@Magix670 same
It's like if a Shakespeare play was a B movie.
Enjoyable as always. Keep up the good work!
this is really helpful for my english
Very funny, what a great summary!
5:55😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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