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Shakespeare's comedies tend to end with a a. joke. b. resolution. c. marriage. d. mystery.

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Shakespeare's comedies tend to end with a?

"Marriage"

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The correct answer is option C.

Shakespeare’s comedian plays mostly ended with a marriage.

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William Shakespeare was an English poet, playwright, and a great dramatist. His plays were written off in three genres, history, tragedy and comedy. In comparison with modern comedy, comedy during Elizabethan had a different meaning. Shakespeare’s comedian plays comprised happy ending, more usually than not they ended with marriage among the characters. According to him, the tone and style of the comedy should be relaxing and cheery.

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Mostly, his themes were dependent on love, distance, and union between two separated lovers in the comedy genre. His comedies belonged to thematic elements like plays usually ending with a marriage. Another element he added was a misunderstanding, particularly between lovers. This brought a major sense of thrill after the humour. Shakespeare used sexual and gender identities as an icing on the cake.

The play’s structure had tragedy and wittiness. His work on wittiness delivered the reinforcement from the pain or sorrow suffered by the characters and created steadiness all along. Humour is used to assure that the life of a human is not often anguished or delighted, commonly, it is both. He made sure that the audience believes in the good and that death is not the only ending, sometimes it is a happy and humorous solution like a marriage.

Shakespearean comedy covers a wealth of poetry and imagination but also a touch of pragmatism. Verbal humour and verbal antagonism were equally used. He used metaphors, allusions, puns, and insults to keep his work interesting. The protagonists were usually in love, along with the rivalry between families and added sidekicks like a fool, a drunk or a clever servant. The playwright also utilized supernatural and fantastic elements to entertain the spectators and assumed a motivating philosophical theme.

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