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The review of Hamlet would the author of this essay most likely will agree with that "William Shakespeare's tragedies are typically not as good as his comedies". Hence, option D is correct.
What is the reason that makes Shakespeare's tragedies different than the comedies?
The main difference between the Shakespearean Comedy and Tragedy is that Shakespearean comedies end in marriages or reunion, whereas Shakespearean tragedies usually end in the death of the tragic hero.
Shakespeare's plays have been generally categorized into three main categories they are,
- Comedies
- Histories
- Tragedies
Shakespeare's romances also known as tragicomic plays were written late in his career and published originally as either comedy or tragedy.
Learn more about William Shakespeare from the link given below.
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