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5. Are readers of today the only ones who struggle to understand Shakespeare? Who else struggled?

5. Are readers of today the only ones who struggle to understand Shakespeare? Who else struggled?
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5. Are readers of today the only ones

who struggle to understand
Shakespeare? Who else struggled?

User Callo
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No, everyone struggles to understand and take a proper picture of what the writer wanted the reader to feel/see. So even when Shakespeare started writing plays people didn’t know what he meant and struggled reading through.
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Answer:

no

Step-by-step explanation:

the people who read the book as soon as it came out, struggled to understand Shakespeare. I didn't have any problems on understanding Shakespeare.

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