Introduction
William Shakespeare is covered in Sacred Trinity Church in his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire, England. Apparently, Shakespeare had an unusual fixation on burial and fear of exhumation. Those visiting his tomb, will see a sign on his grave that is accepted to be written by William Shakespeare himself. The engraving is in fact, a curse that reads: “Old buddy for Jesus sake forbeare, To burrow the residue encased here. Favored be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones.”
Answer To Whose Grave Is Widely Said to Carry a Curse Against Whoever Disturbs It?
William Shakespeare’s grave is said to carry a curse against whoever disturbs it.
Explanation:
- William Shakespeare is widely regarded as the world’s greatest artist and dramatist. He is accepted to be the best British writer, everything being equal.
- Bringing about the wrath of the dead is something one ought to avoid especially if there is a ghost you may not want to disturb.
- It is Shakespeare who gave a curse on his grave at the “Holy Trinity Church” in “Stratford-upon-Avon”.
- Back then, the bodies are unearthed for research purposes or moved for accommodating more space for burials.
- Shakespeare didn’t want this to happen to his body. Along these lines, he had written down a note that whoever moves his bones will be cursed.