"He who abandons time, time also abandons him." This is from Shakespeare's famous saying.

This famous saying means: A person who doesn't cherish time, time will flow away from him and won't stop for him. To warn us to cherish time.

Time, which is a passer-by in people's lives, often goes away quietly without leaving a trace. People often realize that there is not much time left for themselves after it has passed away. It is precisely because of this that the ancients sighed: young people don't work hard, but old people are sad. Time goes by without a trace, and it goes and comes quickly. Whether you can grasp time or not often determines the fate of a person's life.

style of works

Shakespeare's earliest plays were written in a common style at that time. He uses standard language to write, which often cannot be released naturally according to the needs of the role and plot. Poetry depends on expansion, sometimes it contains elaborate metaphors and ingenious ideas, and the language is usually gorgeous, which is suitable for actors to read aloud rather than speak.

Some critics think that the solemn speeches in Titus Antelo Knicks often hinder the plot, while the lines in Two Gentlemen of Verona are criticized as artificial and unnatural.

Shakespeare turned from traditional style to his own characteristics. The monologue at the opening of Richard III created the evil characters in medieval drama. At the same time, Richard's vivid monologue full of self-awareness continues to the soliloquy in Shakespeare's mature plays.