Christopher Marlowe as the "real and true" Shakespeare  who wrote the Play of "King Lear".
Channel: bastian conrad
Date: 2020-11-03

This VIDEO makes it plausible and logical...  
a) that the 4 King LEIR / LEAR editions between 1594 and 1623  must have sprung from a singular brain 
b) that this brain cannot have been identical with that of William Shakspere from Stratford but
c) that it belonged to the poet and dramatist-genius Christopher Marlowe, who tried to link his complex, tragic life situation in 1605/06 with his loss of identity (Edgar / Kent), of his exile, of the death of his parents and a general depressive melancholy and senselessness...
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This YouTube video explores the theory that Christopher Marlowe, rather than William Shakespeare, wrote the play King Lear. The video's author presents several arguments in support of this theory. They suggest that a close examination of King Lear, particularly its subplots and characters, reveals autobiographical elements that strongly resemble Marlowe's life and experiences, such as his exile, use of disguises, and the death of his parents. They also point to similarities in Marlowe's known works and certain details within the play. The video argues that Sidney Lee, a Shakespearean scholar, was suspicious of Shakespeare's authorship of the play, finding it inconsistent with his other works. By contrast, the video claims that Marlowe's life and writing style align more closely with the play's themes and stylistic features.