Shakespeare In Love
...re the realisation occurs that Viola must marry Lord Wessex so. However, they make sacrifices that only help them in a way that keeps their affair as close as possible despite all other external worries. They are totally committed to each other so much that Will feels he can overcome his worries and still marry Viola. Although there is little comedy shown throughout the play, the romances in the show along with other times there is still the comedy represented through minor little acts. However it is mainly the relationship between Will and Viola that bring forward the comedy. Scenes such as when Will dresses as a nurse to hide his cover, and earlier after a practise viola is still wearing a fake moustache when meeting Lord Wessex show the major parts in the comedy area. The Queens insults also help to show Williams Shakespeare’s involvement of comedy in a play mainly compromising of loving relationships and tragedy. Unlike the comedy, the tragedy side of the play is involved in the main telling of the story. As the love affair is very close, the reason being that Viola must marry Lord Wessex although she has no intention if it was her choice. Viola had no control in decisions to make in her life, as all were made for her. Her main ambition in life was to act. This was not allowed as females were not to act back in this time. To overcome this ...