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English, 26.03.2021 23:20 lychee1406

watched. His audiences may have contained and appealed to both royalty and commoners alike. Shakespeare used various tools to engage his audience in the play. How do you think the tools he uses, such as iambic pentameter and insults, are important for a play? ​

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