"Characters of Shakespeare's Plays" is a collection of essays by the English literary critic and writer William Hazlitt. In this book, the author explores in depth the characters of various characters from the works of William Shakespeare. It traces the psychological development of the characters, their motivation, internal conflicts and interactions with other characters. Hazlitt offers in-depth analysis of figures that have become iconic for the English playwright, such as Hamlet, Lear, Julia Caesar, Macbeth, Othello, and many others. He reveals the complexity and multifaceted nature of these characters, their inner essence and role in the plots of Shakespeare's plays. "Characters of Shakespeare's Plays" is not only a valuable guide for lovers of the work of William Shakespeare, but also an important work for those interested in the psychology of literary characters and their influence on the reproduction of human experience on the stage.