In this illuminating study Matt Simpson discusses the importance of
honour and ritual in the lives of the characters, their need to be
seen to be doing what is deemed right and virtuous, but which
sometimes causes them to do wrong things for what they think are
the right reasons. At the same time he asks us to guard against
wanting to interpret the play too readily as if it were a realist
text by emphasising its structural features, its patterning of
parallels and contrasts, and the skill with which Shakespeare
manipulates audience expectations. Ultimately he sees the play to
be about redemption and renewal.
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