English, 22.04.2021 19:40 angelteddy033

All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances. What comparison is Shakespeare making?
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He is comparing the world to a performance and the people in it to actors with predetermined roles.

He is comparing men and women to people playing a game in order to win or lose.

He is comparing men and women to players who must study their lines and say the right thing.

He is comparing the world to a television show where everyone has the same cues.

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