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Julius Caesar Complete Character Analysis Summary
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Characters discussed in this video:
00:36 1. Caesar
07:03 2. Antony
15:41 3. Brutus
29:46 4. Cassius
37:18 5. Casca, Cicero, Decius
46:00 6. Portia
53:31 7. Calpurnia
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis: Portia and Calpurnia
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis: Casca, Decius, Cicero
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis: Cassius
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis: Brutus
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis: Mark Antony
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Julius Caesar Character Analysis: Caesar
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 15: Leadership
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 14: Passion vs Reason
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 13: Mob Mentality
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 12: Public vs Private
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 11: Romanness
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 10: Fate and Superstition
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 9: Appearance vs Reality
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 8: Ambiguity and Interpretation
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 7: Constancy vs Radical Change
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 7: Constancy vs Radical Change
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 6: Manipulation
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 6: Manipulation
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 5: Demagoguery and Realpolitik vs Idealism
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 5: Demagoguery and Realpolitik vs Idealism
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 4: The Great Chain of Being and The Wasteland
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 4: The Great Chain of Being and The Wasteland
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 3: Political Allegory
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 3: Political Allegory
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 2: Tyranny vs. Republicanism
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 2: Tyranny vs. Republicanism
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 1: Ambition and Hubris
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis 1: Ambition and Hubris
Julius Caesar Theme Analysis COMPLETE
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Julius Caesar Theme Analysis COMPLETE
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Summary
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Summary
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 17
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 17
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 16
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 16
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 15: The Forbidden Forest Symbolism
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 15: The Forbidden Forest Symbolism
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 14: Dragon Symbolism
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 14: Dragon Symbolism
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 13: Harry's Depression
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Theme Analysis Chapter 13: Harry's Depression
Molly Weasley Character Analysis: Spirit of the Mother
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Molly Weasley Character Analysis: Spirit of the Mother

Комментарии

  • @cataclysmmx4150
    @cataclysmmx4150 5 часов назад

    Got my a level lit mock in a few days, you’re saving my life lol

  • @musicsubicandcebu1774
    @musicsubicandcebu1774 5 дней назад

    1:50 . . . great observation: R&J - two hemispheres of the same head.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 5 дней назад

      Indeed. The more I think about Shakespeare's doubling of characters, the more examples of it I find. Very striking use of it in Julius Caesar: ruclips.net/p/PLPa5TyZ8S8GSUf3yp6GUtJkA3qB2J--kX&si=n7WjtDHDBQB40gkX And Macbeth: ruclips.net/p/PLPa5TyZ8S8GQJSK-1z6cubby7BRs_T4Kb&si=ALkNoH_i5Sn4obHG

  • @musicsubicandcebu1774
    @musicsubicandcebu1774 5 дней назад

    Thanks for this, it's a great help.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 5 дней назад

      My pleasure, M. Glad you find it useful:)

  • @Lakshya-gf3sf
    @Lakshya-gf3sf 5 дней назад

    Thank you very much

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 5 дней назад

      My pleasure, L. Hope you found it useful:)

  • @stfnknbb
    @stfnknbb 7 дней назад

    These are such a treat. It amazes me that this is the only serious analysis of a Harry Potter book on RUclips. Thank you so much.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 7 дней назад

      Thanks, S. A lot of fun working on the HP series. If it takes off, I'd like to do the rest of the books. Thanks for the support:)

  • @CircassianLune
    @CircassianLune 8 дней назад

    As Always, Loved the series!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 7 дней назад

      Thanks, C. Scene by scene for JC coming soon!

    • @CircassianLune
      @CircassianLune 7 дней назад

      @@5QShakespeare Oh My God, Can't wait

  • @ralphjenkins1507
    @ralphjenkins1507 8 дней назад

    One of my favorite plays. Season's Greetings ❤

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 8 дней назад

      Thanks, Ralph. Seasons Greetings!

  • @xtr4me_abu185
    @xtr4me_abu185 8 дней назад

    Could you argue that lady Macbeth isn’t as controlling as she thinks she is even initially but instead Macbeth allows her to act controlling so that it covers up his ambition. So when he sends her the letter he knows that her controlling manner will mean she will feel the need to take it upon herself to make him kill Duncan so actually Macbeth is being smart about letting her be controlling. And with that could you also add that he send the letter so that he doesn’t have the full responsibility of killing Duncan upon him and therefore the full guilt of regicide because he knows lady Macbeth will not sit back and wait for the crown?

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 8 дней назад

      Definitely. Everything you said. That's why I think Mckellen-Dench-Nunn version is the best. Closest to Shakespeare's intention. Psychologically/emotionally, Macbeth is a spineless, snakey, passive-aggressive, creepy simp. Versions that lean into Macbeth-as-Tyrant/Strongman miss this.

  • @ok.772
    @ok.772 9 дней назад

    You are the best!!!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 9 дней назад

      Thanks, OK. Appreciate the support:)

  • @julia-sc2vp
    @julia-sc2vp 11 дней назад

    I just want to tell you how smart and intelligent you are. Geniuenly this helped me through reading this in my English class so much and gave me my idea for my essay. Never stop making these because I know if when I get to university and we have to study Shakespeare I will 1000% be coming back here. Thank you so much for these in-depth videos. I actually cannot get over how intelligent you are thank you

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 11 дней назад

      Thanks for the kind words, Julia:) Working on Julius Caesar now. Then Lear. Thanks for the support. Do come back!

  • @hilaengel
    @hilaengel 16 дней назад

    I don't know that Mohammad spoke of love.

  • @HeyNimbus
    @HeyNimbus 17 дней назад

    *Perfect. Simply perfect. I loved this series from start to finish and I really wish you could do for all the books, but I know how much work it would be. I'm rooting for the seventh book to be reviewed, tho. Congratulations on the GREAT work. Definitely something rare to find it around here.*

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 16 дней назад

      Thanks, Nimbus. I plan to do more HP, but there are a few important Shakespeare plays I'd like to get done first. Thanks for the support!

  • @visheshchandok4635
    @visheshchandok4635 19 дней назад

    This Walk through helped me a lot even after 4 years of being uploaded. Great Explanation. Thank You Sir. Love From INDIA.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 18 дней назад

      Thanks, V. Happy to help. And I appreciate the support:)

  • @anonymousboi9534
    @anonymousboi9534 21 день назад

    these are just PREMIUM explainations for free at this point

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 21 день назад

      Thanks for the vote of confidence. Spread the word:)

  • @Lacareditz
    @Lacareditz 22 дня назад

    I really love your videos! Your explanations are clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much!

  • @peterwhite7468
    @peterwhite7468 22 дня назад

    Thanks!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 22 дня назад

      Thanks, Peter. Appreciate the support:)

  • @tejqp9438
    @tejqp9438 23 дня назад

    I just found your youtube channel and I'd just like to say how much this is helping me with a-level revision. This video in particular goes into incredible depth and i admire the way you eloquently speak about each topic. Thanks so much and keep doing what your doing!!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 22 дня назад

      Thanks, T. I appreciate the kind words and support:) Good luck!

  • @ashoncoke
    @ashoncoke 26 дней назад

    thank you!!!! im so grateful for this series it is really helping me with my end sem exams❤

  • @josieteasdale8054
    @josieteasdale8054 27 дней назад

    Thank you SO much for this!!! I hate annotations and this really helped the play make sense

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 26 дней назад

      My Pleasure, Josie. Thanks for the support:)

  • @dislikebutton4961
    @dislikebutton4961 28 дней назад

    12:20 this made me laugh so hard, I’m around a lot do those people 😂

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 28 дней назад

      Indeed. It's a sign of weakness, really. I try hard to be aware of the temptation in myself.

  • @yesitsme6
    @yesitsme6 29 дней назад

    your voice with that mike is so soothing.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare 28 дней назад

      Thanks, Y. Glad you like it. And thanks for the support:)

  • @dbenson3114
    @dbenson3114 Месяц назад

    This is my favorite scene in the patrick steward Macbeth film.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Mckellen and Stewart, the two best versions, IMHO.

  • @CalvinUlbricht
    @CalvinUlbricht Месяц назад

    hey man, really appreciate these videos, extremely helpful

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      You're welcome, Calvin. Thanks for the support:)

  • @TheMamaret
    @TheMamaret Месяц назад

    Hi! You are the best english teacher I've ever seen because I'm watching all of your Macbeth videos just for fun haha. I mean, I was supposed to study Hamlet but, as I watched a few videos of yours, I decided to watch your Macbeth videos too just to know more about some of Shakespeare's plays and I find your videos much better than most, even though they don't have as many views as others. ╰(*°▽°*)╯. I like Macbeth better than Hamlet haha I don't know why. Besides, keep up with the good work. I've seen you reply to every message even in your old videos so I hope you can answer me too haha. Have a good day and be happy to know you've gained a new sub!!!!! From: Ana, doing her IGCSE's. (Fun fact, I'm spanish and only started to learn english when I was 10 but I have to do english as a first language in my exams because I'm in an english school... (┬┬﹏┬┬) )

  • @AbdulBasit-gs1kv
    @AbdulBasit-gs1kv Месяц назад

    Sir please cover the topic of harry potter in 21st Century.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks for your support, AbdulBasit. Not sure if you've seen this Playlist, but I do a chapter by chapter analysis of Harry Potter Book 1: ruclips.net/p/PLPa5TyZ8S8GQSeCUg-l3FItUVJ4CDo0s9&si=zaloaPeWtFQronKV I don't specifically discuss the 21st century, but you might find it interesting.

  • @kumarsankalp33
    @kumarsankalp33 Месяц назад

    hey im a 17yr old from india thanks alot ur helping a ton of people

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks for the kind words, K. Happy to be useful:)

  • @AnaCuesta-y1f
    @AnaCuesta-y1f Месяц назад

    Hello sir. First, I have to say you are an amazing teacher and I have my Macbeth mocks in a week and didn't read the book yet but I understand everything thanks to your videos. And I would like to say a connection I've seen, so that you could tell me wether you like it or not. Macbeth says "Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand?" and this shows the immense guilt he feels, as blood is a symbol for guilt or shame and he doesn't know if even all the water from the oceans could make him feel less ashamed. However, lady Macbeth says "A little water clears us of this deed." I guess you could say this means she doesn't feel guilty, but I think she just has a different way of coping with the guilt by trying to convince her subconscious and soul that she feels just fine. I also think that expressing your emotions is less damaging to yourself than holding it all in, so that is why maybe Lady Macbeth went so crazy all of a sudden whilst her husband took a little longer. Do you think this is fine? New sub by the way.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Interesting comments, Ana. Thanks. I'd say you're right on. Lady Macbeth is lying to herself when she says that line. Fighting the cognitive dissonance. Shakespeare is deliberately doubling the characters here with the washing/water motif, showing how self-lies never work. So psychologically astute. Judy Dench really brings this out when she says the line in the BEST version, 1979. Do watch it. Here: ruclips.net/video/IgEshHhnLqU/видео.html I talk more about this in my character and theme videos. Here's Lady Mac: ruclips.net/video/PXKK_tIvInU/видео.htmlsi=9EsPth2nddIxh1iq Thanks for the support!

  • @Savo_saver
    @Savo_saver Месяц назад

    Amazing analysis!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks Savo! Appreciate the support:)

  • @JaneLancaster
    @JaneLancaster Месяц назад

    Hi, why do you think Hamlet is a narcissist. I find this take on him confusing. 🤔

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Hi Jane. I explain it in more detail in this video. The whole video really, but here's the particular timestamp: ruclips.net/video/vQFdw074M1g/видео.html Character Traits discussed in this video: 1. Smart, Thinker not Doer 00:45 2. Dreamy, Introspective, Introverted 07:35 3. Honest, Naive 11:11 4. Highly Sensitive Person HSP, Compassionate 15:20 5. Failed Hero, Wrong Man for the Job 20:33 6. Idealist, Absolutist (Splitting), Moralist, Puritan 27:53 7. Alienated, Isolated 38:14 8. Arrogant, Snobby 44:42 9. Cruel, Tyrannical 51:40 10. Passive Aggressive 01:02:46 11. Cunning, Scheming, Machiavellian 01:12:18 12. Manic Depressive 01:15:28 13. Personality Disorders: Narcissism, Borderline, Histrionic 01:25:31 14. Self-Hating 01:33:20

    • @JaneLancaster
      @JaneLancaster Месяц назад

      @ ah ok thank you I will have a watch 🙂

  • @OllieMitchell43
    @OllieMitchell43 Месяц назад

    im playing laertes in an upcoming adaptation of hamlet. Any personality tips?

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Congrats:) Hmm. I'm no actor, but it might be useful to consider how Shakespeare doubles him in the play - bossy brother doubles bossy father; son striving for independence doubles Hamlet; avenging son doubles Hamlet. Edward Bennet's performance in 2009 captures a lot of these subtleties. He could also be played as a hothead, I suppose, by leaning into the bossiness re Ophelia. 2009 chose to use his sincere emotionality and love for Ophelia to explain his crazy behaviour at the funeral and gullibility re Claudius's manipulations. My full Laertes video is here: ruclips.net/video/aQuH6x9nYL4/видео.htmlsi=qBC40obz_8O24hVZ However you play it, break a leg:!

  • @raniariffat8094
    @raniariffat8094 Месяц назад

    extremely detailed and helpful!! (also, im aware its irrelevant but free Palestine!)

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, Rania. I appreciate the support:)

  • @Sonasgainz
    @Sonasgainz Месяц назад

    Amazing video. Thank youu

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, Sona. And thanks for the support:)

  • @Iris-io9xe
    @Iris-io9xe Месяц назад

    Rly helpful thank u! ✨

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      You're welcome, Iris. Thanks for the support:)

  • @CircassianLune
    @CircassianLune Месяц назад

    Thanks a lot

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      You're welcome, C. Glad you like it:)

  • @AryanShrivastava-xy6qc
    @AryanShrivastava-xy6qc Месяц назад

    Sir I had another Doubt Can the knocking be related to the knocking when Macbeth first meets the witches and he then contemplates if he should kill King Duncan or not It is the line If good, why do I yield to that suggestion Whose horrid image doth unfix my hair And make my seated heart knock at my ribs, Against the use of nature?

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Definitely. Excellent point. I should have seen that connection. Thanks!

  • @AryanShrivastava-xy6qc
    @AryanShrivastava-xy6qc Месяц назад

    Hello Sir, I had doubt can we think of the people in the second chamber out of which one laughed and the other cried out 'Murder!' as Macbeth's own conscience talking to him??

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      I've always read the cry as meaning the princes literally laughed and cried out. You're saying Macbeth was having an auditory hallucination? Plausible. Portia in Julius Caesar has one. Either way, real or imagined, the laugh (mockery) and cry (horror) is certainly meant to reflect Mac's conscience. So, sure:)

  • @stevenlight5006
    @stevenlight5006 Месяц назад

    Yes an over thinker is can be a superior person .a prince might be.

  • @nonameS-ey3eu
    @nonameS-ey3eu Месяц назад

    Thank you for your efforts, I really excelled in my class because of your great explanation❤, but there is a problem that the PDF does not open in all videos and I really need it .I am from Iraq ,Is it possible that it does not open in my country ?or is there another problem?

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks for watching, N. I appreciate the support:) You can purchase all 200 pages from my complete character analysis videos for $10CAD. Visit here: www.patreon.com/c/literature_walkthrough/shop

  • @AryanShrivastava-xy6qc
    @AryanShrivastava-xy6qc Месяц назад

    Every time I start your videos the intro song is so calming as well as your analysis is so crisp and clear, it allows to visualize each scene clearly. I wished I had a teacher like you.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, Aryan. High praise. Glad I can help:)

  • @coolestgamet2679
    @coolestgamet2679 Месяц назад

    Hello, I love your videos, they've helped me out a ton. At around 7:05 where Young Siward says that the devil couldn't say a worst title, I thought did Shakespeare not just put name. I think its veryyy overthinking but could it be that Macbeth is a title in his own right? That he is so evil and bad that his title isn't king, just simply Macbeth. Or could it be that that's just how Shakespeare's time would have said that?

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, Coolest. Good question. Just checked my sources, but there are no glosses for "title." What you said makes sense, though. Shakespeare could have intended the subtle pun, even if "title" was common usage for "name". He used puns like that a LOT.

    • @coolestgamet2679
      @coolestgamet2679 Месяц назад

      @ thanks for the quick reply. If only we could ask Shakespeare what he meant. I am still watching the analysis, thank you for the video, they help tremendously and I have understood Shakespeare so much more

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      @@coolestgamet2679 Indeed. Thanks for the support:)

  • @hughmorgan2941
    @hughmorgan2941 Месяц назад

    great video as always! what does DC mean? 6:40

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, Hugh. DC is my annoying verbal tic, "Do you see." I'm getting better:)

    • @hughmorgan2941
      @hughmorgan2941 Месяц назад

      @@5QShakespeare 😂 ive always wondered

  • @carlabezuidenhout3155
    @carlabezuidenhout3155 Месяц назад

    Thank you for explaining Macbeth with such detail and passion! You made it so enjoyable to watch and really brought the story to life. Greetings and gratitude all the way from South Africa!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, Carla! Glad you like it. And I appreciate the support:)

  • @thewonderer7755
    @thewonderer7755 Месяц назад

    It is interesting to note that most Christians focus more on the hard rules, rather than knowing that Yahweh is a fair judge and knows one down to the intention of one's very action.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Interesting point. Hamlet, like puritans of every time and place, wants to live by hard rules. What I love about Shakespeare is the compassion; it's hardwired into his view of flawed human nature. Even villains are usually at least questionably redeemed by the glimpses we catch of their recognizable human frailties. (Iago, maybe not so much; pure psychopath.) I think my favorite play is Twelfth Night in this regard. Ship of Fools, all.

  • @thewonderer7755
    @thewonderer7755 Месяц назад

    I love the psychological and multi-faceted approach to this artwork. Your reference to a present day viewer's struggles is enlightening and solidifies the connections in my mind that I will need for exam writing. The philosophical value of your assessments are fascinating to me, especially as I find myself to be alike to Hamlet in many ways (as Shakespeare seems to have intended), helping me to get an outside perspective on my own thoughts and feelings. The mind-body duality is really the difficulty I have as I yearn to be more virtuous and dominant of my thoughts and feelings. Writing has been the main way I dealt with this in the past and now it seems to be easier.

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks for the comments and insights, Wonderer. You're certainly not alone in your thoughts. It's why we keep returning to the Great Works. The truly great ones. Good luck in your quest:)

  • @camilapulido501
    @camilapulido501 Месяц назад

    This is really helpful. Thank you so much!

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      You're welcome, Camila. Glad you found it useful:)

  • @CircassianLune
    @CircassianLune Месяц назад

    I Love your CHannel Keep up please

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks, C. Means a lot to hear that. No plans to stop. Working on scene by scene now,.

  • @geotriaa
    @geotriaa Месяц назад

    Has anyone ever told you that you kind of look like David Tennant? hahah

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Ha! No, first time. Love his Hamlet, so I'll take that as a compliment:)

  • @MountainRhode
    @MountainRhode Месяц назад

    Excellent, once again

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks for the support, M. Appreciate it.

  • @IgweOgba
    @IgweOgba Месяц назад

    God loves you bro😅

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Thanks for the support, Igwe. Appreciate it.

  • @happygucci5094
    @happygucci5094 Месяц назад

    Neitzsche would have rocked with Hagrid. Hagrid is powerful and playful- he is chaos- he is a disrupter and he has integrity and honor. Voldemort knew exactly why he feared Hagrid… And Dumbledore too- Dumbledore represents and integrated Shadow- he is like Obi Wan Kenobi imo

    • @5QShakespeare
      @5QShakespeare Месяц назад

      Interesting. Thanks, H. Rowling has great archetypal instincts.