by Richard III

"Richard III" by William Shakespeare is one of the darkest, dynamic and exciting historical tragedies of the great dramatist. This is a great study of the nature of evil, the thirst of absolute power and how far a man, led by pride, deception and unpleasant harassment, can go. Duch Gloster, a gorgeous and attractive Duke, the future King Richard III, openly acknowledges himself and the viewers that he is not created for peaceful life and love, and therefore decides to become a wicked. With a genius mind, phenomenal redness and absolute cynicism, he plethes an exhausted pound of political intrigues, betrayals and murders. Richard removes his brothers from the way, cold-bloodly temptates the widow of the murdered prince, eliminates his faithful companions, and does not even save his young grandchildren to finally rise to the desired English throne. However, the bloody way to the crown inevitably leads to a remuneration and the ghost of terrible sins reaches him in the battle of Bosworth. Shakespeare gave the world literature one of the brightest, charming and at the same time scary wicked. "Richard III" is a powerful drama about tyrannia, manipulations, the inevitability of repentance and that power purchased at the price of human lives and betrayal never brings happiness. **Who to read:** Lovers of sharp political dramas, lovers of complex negative characters, as well as everyone who is attracted by exciting stories about the struggle for the throne, intrigues and the inevitable fall of the tyrants.