A classic tragedy (accidental comedy?), and by far the most famed work of Shakespeare's illustrious career. Really, what can I possibly say about it that hasn't been said a hundred times before over the last few centuries? 
 I know... I can point you to THIS reviewer and her hilariously spot-on analysis: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... 
 I was forced to read many things in high school, but this particular story was a pleasure. I've found few poetic works that I've been so inclined to study and even memorize in fragments. I do wish someone (anyone) at the time would have pointed out how cautionary the whole tale really was. Many of us got wrapped up in the romantic or purely aesthetic literary parts and failed to discern the obvious. >.<