A Study of the Dramas of Lord Byron
A Study of the Dramas of Lord Byron
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) The contradictory elements of the king is character are indicated and the nature of the coming conflict is foreshadowed; but were the entire speech removed and the play made to begin v/ith 197 the second scena, the portion of the ejq^osition remaining— the king's voluptuous life, the jealousy of Salamenes for his sister's honor, the rising discontent and dangers of the re- bellion, the "careless courage" of Sardanapalus, and the de- voted lovalty and love of Myrrha — -would suffice to make th...e play entirely coraprehensiole. The first scene is therefore a fla, w in technique. Such a recitative cannot hut he tedious, and in tliis case involves repetition which might well have he en avoided. A minor oversight is tlie failure to account for Salamenes' kno'. Vlsdge of the conspiracy at the opening of the play. The king admits that he knows nothing of how Salaraenes cajne "by this knowledge (I, ii, 461), but Byron should not have left the reader in the sarae ignorance.
The exposition of The Tyro ?oscari is practically identical with that of Marino ralier_o.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The contradictory elements of the king is character are indicated and the nature of the coming conflict is foreshadowed; but were the entire speech removed and the play made to begin v/ith 197 the second scena, the portion of the ejq^osition remaining— the king's voluptuous life, the jealousy of Salamenes for his sister's honor, the rising discontent and dangers of the re- bellion, the "careless courage" of Sardanapalus, and the de- voted lovalty and love of Myrrha — -would suffice to make th...e play entirely coraprehensiole. The first scene is therefore a fla, w in technique. Such a recitative cannot hut he tedious, and in tliis case involves repetition which might well have he en avoided. A minor oversight is tlie failure to account for Salamenes' kno'. Vlsdge of the conspiracy at the opening of the play. The king admits that he knows nothing of how Salaraenes cajne "by this knowledge (I, ii, 461), but Byron should not have left the reader in the sarae ignorance.
The exposition of The Tyro ?oscari is practically identical with that of Marino ralier_o.
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