The Shakespear Stealer

The Shakespeare Stealer Through out the story the important character Widge if inclined with a moral quandary which is either imitate down word for word the Shakespeare play Hamlet Or face the unknown pain and paral of Falconer. The English dictionary defines a moral dilemma as a complex situation that often involves an apparent cordial conflict between moral imperatives, in which to obey one would run in transgressing another. I believe that that is exactly what Widge is going through.The reason Widge is so scared of facing Falconer is because Falconer bug outed a sire bit for calling him a dirty Jew. If Falconer would do that to a grow me thing of what he would do to puny Widge, he would surely kill him of worse torture him. Another key roll being vie is Widges fate, fate, and guilt. Widges fate is when he tries to get a way form packman at the Globe Theater and ends up getting hit in the face by a door when he tries to open it.Widges luck is that he is now in a becomin g home with nice tribe who want to help him and be his friend with food and a room, he is also safe from Falconer. Widge starts to feel guilt about betraying the people at the theater because they are the only people who have invariably been nice to him. What Widge is attempting to do is maltreat because it is plagiarism. Plagiarism is copy in a piece of writing or other work without authorization. Plagiarism is wrong because you steal someones hard work and then claim it as their own.