I need a paper for an exam styled question, notes and quotations are are allowed to be made before the exam, but to be on the safe side I would like the paper pre written, the Professor said this was ok anyway if needs be. The question states: As Benedick says in "Much Ado", "Man is a giddy thing". These plays have shown men and women to be subject to powerful desires - these desires are often erotic in nature, but also can involve the lust for power or other things. Discuss how three plays of your choice handle deviant or excessive desire. By "deviant" I don''t mean to imply that one kind of love or desire is, de facto, more valid that another; I just mean that there are kinds of desire that certain plays, certain genres, and so forth, cannot allow to stand. Using your three texts, make a claim about how the disruptiveness of human desire is handled in Shakespearean Drama. The three texts that I want to use are: "Measure for Measure", "Much Ado About Nothing" and, "either "Twelfth Night" or "King Liar" depending on which one you feel would work better with the other two texts. The paper must play close analytical attention to the language used in the three plays, so quotations with in depth interpretation is required. Because it is an exam, the paper much be focused and specific and form linking idea''s and conclusions in around 3 pages.