Title: Shakespeare's Impact: Lasting Forever | Teen Ink
Headings: Shakespeare's Impact: Lasting Forever
Shakespeare's Impact: Lasting Forever
Content: He left his properties or bequeathed them to his daughter Susanna. He left 300 Euros to his other daughter Judith and to his wife he left her “his second best bed”. Shakespeare allegedly died on his birthday, April 23, 1616, [J.M. Pressley]. His work companions, John Heminges and Henry Condell, from the “Lord Chamberlain’s Men”, printed the first “Folio” edition of his collected plays which weren’t yet published, [J.M.] Pressley]. William Shakespeare died on April 23, 1616 and was buried at the church he was baptized in. After his death though his works and plays became timeless. They are still being performed and played all over the World and will continue to do so. William Shakespeare’s legacy is a body of work that will never again be equaled in the Western civilization, [J.M. Pressley]. Shakespeare will live on forever as long as actors or school students are trying to better understand him and his way with making up words and his wild, vivid, imagination. This wild and vivid imagination from one man created an impact that started out as language that today we wouldn’t fully understand but it developed into our English language.