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Bromwich ultimately argues for variety rather than a single thesis about Shakespeare's female characters: the bad women exist, but they are only part of a much wider dramatic field.
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Female characters
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"Really? Oh, yeah. Don't let it be. It's not, it's not such a, it's not such a great play. It's not, it's not, it's..."
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"of the story um okay so we're running out of time okay"
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"...also very perplexing to me about Shakespeare. That half of his female characters are either bad like witches or Lady Macbeth. And then the..."
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"...in other myths like in Egyptians that the creator is this female character so in your opinion like do you think there is like..."
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"...the beginning when females were in charge um Pengu was a female character but over time they will change it to a male character..."
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