Richard III (Shakespeare play)

"Richard III" by William Shakespeare is a historical tragedy that portrays the rise and fall of King Richard III of England. It explores themes of ambition, power, manipulation, and morality as Richard schemingly eliminates rivals to become king. The play delves into his ruthless pursuit of authority, highlighting his deformity and cunning, which symbolize moral corruption. Ultimately, Richard's unscrupulous actions lead to his downfall and death in battle, serving as a cautionary tale about the destructive nature of unchecked ambition and treachery in the pursuit of power.