CF092 Shakespeare, William. A play of the courtly loves of Theseus and his followers and of the squabbles in fairyland. From the first appearance of the fairies to the general awakening the play is a dream and therefore full of puckish misunderstanding and incongruity. CF093 Shakespeare, William. Under the malign influence of the villainous Iago, Othello comes to believe that Desdemona had been unfaithful to him.
Love turns to hate.
CF094 Shakespeare, William. Romeo and Juliet is possibly the best known, the most lyrical and most tragic love story ever written. Unlike Shakespeare's other tragedies the outcome is brought about not by a tragic flaw in the character of the hero but by sheer ill luck. CF065 Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft. The story of Victor Frankenstein, whose scientific attempts to create life result in the creation of an hideous being with the mind of a sensitive man.