VOICELESS SPEECH OF CHARACTERS IN SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to indicate a different aspect of the characters in the plays of the genius Shakespeare, more specifically, the focus will be on some of the characters in the plays "The Merchant of Venice", "Hamlet", "Othello" and "Macbeth". Another approach will apply to those characters who speak very little or whose actions and deeds speak for them, so the title of this paper appears from their behavior or actions.

In this paper, a special place will be devoted to killer characters and their categorization of killers - unjustified initiators and killers - avengers. As a separate entity, the characters of the fathers will be considered in relation to their prejudices about the choice of a husband for their daughters, while the female characters are a special treasure for detecting momentum clues with the presence of voiceless speech. They will be considered according to the categories of women - victims of prejudice, women - victims of their own whims and women fighters.