https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce Made with magic en-us 2017-03-29 13:12:07 UTC 2017-03-31 00:54:16 UTC hello@padlet.com christopher_fields https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163408676  Literature has been changing for over centuries, and has lasted since the very existence of human society. Many authors and playwrights have come and gone, but of them all is a man who is known by a majority of the world populous. William Shakespeare has made history with over 100 of his famously written plays such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth. But the question that strikes many researchers and historians is whether he was actually the true mastermind of these works of art. Using the information I have gathered to answer this mind boggling phenomenon, I theoretically state that he must have been the true author to all of these historical masterpieces.]]> 2017-03-29 13:15:57 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163408676 christopher_fields https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163416563   To begin, we must mention that there are records that prove of his existence in general. His birth in 1564 and his death in 1616 were both recorded, which means that there is true evidence that he lived around this period of time from which the works were written. Even his family has records such as Shakespeare's marriage and his change of coat of arms. Although this is simple documented information that can be found almost anywhere, information of his personal life was either lost or never written. But the true game-changer is the fact that he was also documented to have actually have worked for the Globe theatre.]]> 2017-03-29 13:35:47 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163416563 christopher_fields https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163766240      Another thing to consider is that there was eye witnesses who watched the man act in his own performance. Tons of people saw him act multiple times in the Globe, including James I. Shakespeare even had the honor to perform right in front of Queen Elizabeth and her court. Even critics are recorded to have made bad reviews towards some of his plays in newspapers.]]> 2017-03-30 16:44:48 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163766240 christopher_fields https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163852672   Lastly, the truth of his authorship heavily relies on the fact that 36 of his plays were published in his First Folio. This folio including the first time of releasing of these works was published in 1623, 17 years after his death. Co-author and character witness of Shakespeare, John Hemminges, personally knew his talents. He was documented explaining how articulate his mind was and the vast creativity that came out of it. But the vital proof of this folio containing his true works, is the quote that can found in one of the plays within. This verse was used to reminisce in the memory of Shakespeare.]]> 2017-03-31 00:22:02 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163852672 christopher_fields https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163853895   In conclusion to this debate, many points stand to defend William Shakespeare's right as the one and only contributor to some of the renowned masterpieces of literature. His existence is proven by the records of his personal life such as marriage or affairs that dealt with his family. Several watched him act in his plays, with some of them including historical monarchs such as Queen Elizabeth, and some bringing up their own critical opinions about certain plays. And one to tie the knot for good, is the evidential words from the co-author of his folio that mention his adept skill for his constant rhythm of thought. By stating all of the following proof that rule in favor of this universally known hypothesis, it has been said that Shakespeare isn't to instantly be noticed as a fraud before reading the other side to it]]> 2017-03-31 00:35:06 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163853895 christopher_fields https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163855768 http://absoluteshakespeare.com/trivia/authorship/authorship_shakespeare.htm]]> 2017-03-31 00:53:58 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_fields/9h5rf5cm4jce/wish/163855768