SHAKESPEARE His Life and Stratford-On-Avon

and Stella-연작 소네트의 본보기)Christopher Marlowe의 The Passionate Shepherd to His LoveChristopher Marlowe (1564-1593)영국 캔터베리 출생영국 비극의 발전에 큰 공헌을 한 인물29세로 요절한 탁월한 극작가물욕지식욕정복욕 등 한결같이 인간으로서의 규범을 벗어난 욕망에 휘말려 거의 좌절해 가는 주인공을 삼음Shakespeare와 동시대 인물로 그의 작품에 영향을 끼침 His LifeChristopher MarloweChristopher Marlowe의 The Passionate Shepherd to His LoveChristopher Marlowe (1564-1593)His

and Protestant morality, all presented in a variety of literary styles. The ideal English Renaissance man was Sir Philip Sidney-scholar, poet, critic, courtier, diplomat, and soldier-who died in battle at the age of 32. His best poetry is contained in the sonnet sequence Astrophel and Stella (1591) and his Defence of Poesie is among the most important works of literary criticism in the tradition.Many others in a historical era when poetic talents were highly valued, were skilled poets. Important late Tudor sonneteers include Spenser and Shakespeare, Michael Drayton, Samuel Daniel, and Fulke

his seat. Camera slowly pans out the windshield revealing the huge traffic pile up awaiting him. Hes not going anywhere.CLOSE ON GLOVE COMPARTMENT.Ben opens the glove compartment. Papers scatter out. Ben reaches for a card.CLOSE ON CARD -A small white business card: 1-900-WET-4-COCKBen smiles, begins to dial out when suddenly, RING RING! The cell comes to life in his hand.BEN(startled)Jesus.(answers call)Hello?VOICEHello.BENWho is this?VOICEWho is this?At this point we know who the caller is. Its the nightmarish deep voice weve all come to know and hate from the first

and you better not forget it, you gotta remember people and who they are, right? Friends and enemies. You gotta remember the road and where it is too.MIKE SUDDENLY LUNGES AT THE LITTLE RABBIT LISTENING TO HIS CHAT ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD, AND THE RABBIT RUNS FOR HIS LIFE.MIKEI Just love to scare things. I dont know. It gives me a sense of Power.Mike thinks about the loneliness of the road.MIKEThis is nowhere. Ill bet that nobody is ever going to drive down this road. Ill be stuck here forever.Mike looks at the road stressfully. The road looks back. He looks at th

and I get up and stand by the door,and I stand there for minutesuntil I realize you arent ready.So, I sit back down.Then, I think youre ready again.But I realize you just gave offan illusion of being ready that Iinterpreted as not being an illusion.Ill be in the car.Sitting there at that moment,I thought of Shakespeare again.He said, Hey, life is pretty stupid.Lots of hubbub to keep you busybut really not ammounting to much.Of course Im paraphrasing.Life is a tale told by an idiot,full ofsound and fury, signifying nothing.You look nice.Like this one better? I could