(673) ai Dialog on A V I S A , a revealing Allegory of the "TRUE" Shakespeare's (Marlowe's) destiny

                        ai Dialog on AVISA, 

                                               a revealing Allegory

                    of the "TRUE" Shakespeare's (Marlowe's)  destiny

This YouTube "Dialog-Video" discusses an earlier "Video-Contribution"(s.below) on the book "Willobie his Avisa", a satirical allegory which,

it is argued, provides evidence that Christopher Marlowe was the true author of Shakespeare's works.

The video asserts that the text is a coded confession of Marlowe's "fatal change of destiny" in 1593, including his alleged death and the usurpation of his identity by a "William Shakspere". The video claims that this evidence is concealed through complex poetic devices, including the use of allegory and a "faint name", "Avisa", which signifies "not seen".

The video highlights key arguments and points to specific passages within the text in support of its claim, and suggests that Marlowe's tragic end was a deliberate act to protect himself from persecution. -----------------------------

ai Video Dialog about the original Video below

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Link to earlier VIDEO-Contribution on Willobie's AVISA