This period is characterized by a structural form of life and a classy way of life.
With regard to the time of writing of the plays, Hamlet characteristically exhibits the life practice and events that were taking place during the Elizabethan era. Both plays explore the attitude and perception of their writers with regard to the main theme of transformation, which helps to bring about the differences that exist between deceptive characters as well as the self-deception that illuminates the human life. The playwrights used a number of techniques that were closely related to the particular media to pass across the message of the misconception that dominates the normal human life. One of the outstanding similarities between Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead is that the two plays explore the issues of appearance and reality and the themes of destiny and fate. In this paper, I compare and contrast the two plays in terms of themes, characters, and the general plot in which the two plays are set. An example is the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare and Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. One can draw inspiration by writing a sequel to a particular play or drama with regard to the issues that are expressed in the former.
The similarity can be in terms of characters or themes that are expressed in a play or a poem. In the world of drama, the issue of similarity whereby one play draws inspiration from another is a common practice.
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