In "Egmont," Johann Wolfgang von Goethe crafts a powerful tragedy that delves into the themes of freedom, individuality, and the complexities of political resistance. Set in the context of the Spanish rule over the Netherlands, the play follows the noble count Egmont as he grapples with oppressive tyranny, love, and the aspirations of a nation yearning for independence. Goethe employs a lyrical and expressive style, blending poetic dialogue with dramatic tension, showcasing his mastery in explo ...