Comedy in Tragedy: That It Should Come to This! (What's in a Name)

Comedy in Tragedy: That It Should Come to This! (What's in a Name)

“Nothing can come of nothing.” The comic in Shakespeare’s tragedies mockingly swing the far-seen end into full view of its characters, making true the words of the great playwright. The readers are able to feel the flow and majesty of the great plays as they engage in the intricacies of the activities. “Having nothing, nothing can he lose!”

1. “Nothing can come of nothing.” The comic in Shakespeare's tragedies mockingly swings the far-seen end into full view of its characters, making true the words of the great author.
2. Art imitates life in all its shades of the comic and the tragic—the colors of black, white and the twilight zone of gray.
3. But “having nothing, nothing can he lose,” says the Bard; go ahead and feel the flow and majesty of the great plays as you engage in the intricacies of the activities.

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