Who was bacon in Shakespeare's plays?
There is no character called Bacon in any of Shakespeare's
plays.
The only people called Bacon who are in any way associated with
Shakespeare are Delia Bacon and Francis Bacon. Delia Bacon was a
Victorian nutjob who concluded from feelings and intuitions that
Shakespeare had not actually written his own plays, but that they
had in fact been written by her namesake Francis Bacon, who was
indeed more or less contemporary with Shakespeare, but showed no
interest in drama or poetry, being much more interested in the dry
and unemotional fields of law and science. Nobody nowadays believes
that Francis Bacon had anything to do with Shakespeare, but Delia
Bacon may be considered to be the mother of Antistratfordianism,
and her methodology has been adopted by many another
Antistratfordian.