/lit/ - Literature

Is this Shakespeare's worst play? Just finished reading and man does it blueball you. All across the play you either already know what's going to happen or new hopes and developments are almost comically met with sudden repudiation. The ending in particular is so sudden and feels deeply unsatisfying and flat, there's no sense of resolution whatsoever. It honestly doesn't feel like something written by Shakespeare. I mean, would the bard really create a central character whose name ends in anus?

Coriolanus/Shakespeare thread.