Why are Shakespeare’s plays considered difficult for modern students to understand?

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Because of the way he tells the story and how he uses figurative speech. He has a different “language”. He tells a story that some are able to understand and to fully acknowledge it.

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Because the are wierd but interesting and at the same time intriguing

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