Shakespeare by Alister Vargas

Birthplace

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-24 21:06:36 UTC

Shakespeare's history was mysterious and alot of it was alleged, due to this his birthdate was allegedly the 23rd of April 1564 but his true birthplace is known at Stratford-upon-Avon. Sratford-upon-Avon was mainly a market town that would sell a variety of things. Shakespeare was aswell baptized here on the 26th of April 1564, this place is known to be Shakespeare's birthplace and is able to visit with a price. "The Shakespeares Story Ticket" is exploring 3 of Shakespeare's family homes with varied prices dependent on age or family. The birthplace of Shakespeare's is accesed from road and by rail, with visiting being around 20 dollars for an adult, the birthplace of Shakespeare is very accesible.

The Lost Years of Shakespeare

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-24 21:06:56 UTC

The "Lost Years' of William Shakespeare are the years where there are no information about him during these times except the "Second Lost Years". In the years 1578 and 1582 there was no documented facts about Shakespeare's life which is known as the "Lost Years". The years 1582 through 1592 are known as the "Second Lost Years". Only a few facts are known of Shakespeare throughout the second lost years. Shakespeare and his parents land dispute, and the baptism of his children. Aswell as Shakespeare being mentioned in a famous pamphlet named the "Groatsworth of Wif".

Shakespeare's London

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-24 21:08:27 UTC

There are many facts of London as Shakespeare lived there for example, the population of London was 200 thousand during the 1600's and was becoming a large city with many different cultures in it as London is today. In the year 1613 Shakespeare owned a house named The Gatehouse, eventually he left The Gatehouse to his daughter but was covered by a pub that is still here to this day. A common sight at the London Bridge were the heads of executed traitors, this was a warning to be careful about speaking of politics. Bearbaiting was a sport in which a tethered bear is taunted, this sport was enjoyed by many including the Queen. Speaking of the Queen, she resided in whats known as the White Hall Palace, the White Hall Palace has over 1500 rooms and is known to be the largest place in Europe.

The Words and Phrases That Belong To Shakespeare

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-24 21:10:00 UTC

The words of Shakespeare are still used to this day, many people use Shakespeare's sayings without knowing he invented them. People say shakespeare invented over a thousand words and phrases. Some phrases are "All that glitters is not gold", "We have seen better days", "Too much of a good thing", "Neither rhyme nor reason", and "I have not slept one wink".

Death

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-30 22:07:41 UTC

A lot of Shakespeares past is discreet. The reason of William Shakespeares death is unknown. Shakespeare allegedly passed on the 23rd of April 1616 but is most likely a myth. Shakespeare was interred at Holy Trinity in Stratford on April 25th. Although William Shakespeare is no longer here the inspiration from him and his writing is generation changing.

Second Lost Years

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-30 22:10:44 UTC

The years 1582 through 1592 are known as the "Second Lost Years". Only a few facts are known of Shakespeare throughout the second lost years. Shakespeare and his parents land dispute, and the baptism of his children. Aswell as Shakespeare being mentioned in a famous pamphlet named the "Groatsworth of Wif".

London Facts

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-30 22:13:34 UTC

A common sight at the London Bridge were the heads of executed traitors. This was a warning to be careful about speaking of politics. Bearbaiting was a sport in which a tethered bear is taunted, this sport was enjoyed by many including the Queen. Speaking of the Queen, she resided in whats known as the White Hall Palace, the White Hall Palace has over 1500 rooms and is known to be the largest place in Europe.

The Words of Shakespeare

alistervargas656 — 2024-01-30 22:18:04 UTC

Words that shakespeare created are baseless, belongings, dawn, dwindle, hostile, and lonely to name a few. These words are used daily by many people. William Shakespeare has created a mini language that people still use to this day. This shows the insperation Shakespeare has on people even when they dont know it.