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If [[Hamlet]] is partly autobiographical, then Shakespeare was heterosexual while homosexuals in theater may have been attracted to Shakespeare, of which he would have been aware.  Hamlet was in love with the woman Ophelia, while the man Horatio was in love with Hamlet.

If [[Hamlet]] is partly autobiographical, then Shakespeare was heterosexual while homosexuals in theater may have been attracted to Shakespeare, of which he would have been aware.  Hamlet was in love with the woman Ophelia, while the man Horatio was in love with Hamlet.

If Shakespeare was a [[homosexual]], then he was a [[conservative]] one who was [[pro-life]] and believed strongly in the [[afterlife]]. His love sonnets imply [[abstinence]] and could have been his substitute for promiscuity.

If Shakespeare was a [[homosexual]], then he was a [[conservative]] one who was [[pro-life]] and believed strongly in the [[afterlife]]. His love sonnets imply [[abstinence]] and could have been his substitute for promiscuity. Shakespeare was also an avid reader of the [[Geneva Bible]], from which he copied many concepts and terms into his works.<ref>See [[Shakespeare and the Bible]].</ref>

== List of plays<ref>[http://absoluteshakespeare.com/trivia/bibliography/bibliography.htm Bibliography]</ref> ==

== List of plays<ref>[http://absoluteshakespeare.com/trivia/bibliography/bibliography.htm Bibliography]</ref> ==