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i mean it's canon

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what if i said "If thou didst ever hold me in thy heart,/ Absent thee from felicity awhile,/ And in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain/ To tell my story." and then just fucking died

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at the request of the workers (@bjorkhorseman). i know nothing about k-pop so if i made a mistake somewhere it's not me it's pb

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at the request of the workers (@bjorkhorseman). i know nothing about k-pop so if i made a mistake somewhere it's not me it's pb

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Boy born after 2009 don't listen to music anymore All they know is PHONK🔥Y🔥 BRASIL, happymod Spotify and tiktok audio

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girls sleepovers

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY BJORK

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boomer pb is my roman empire now okay

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Yves @ 241115 Everline fansign

Source: SwanDear9 (1, 2, 3, 4)

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horatio at the end being left with a failed situationship, missing uni coursework and fortinbras is the real tragedy of hamlet

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I actually do think I’m really quite funny. Hilarious, even.

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God but how do you think Horatio sees wine now? Does the very sight of it draw bile to his throat, haunted by the memory of bodies strewn across Elsinore? Or does he drink nightly, wanting to poison himself slowly to make up for the poison that Hamlet wouldn’t let him drink?

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Hamlet and Horatio are Orpheus and Eurydice

Hamlet is the Eurydice that begged her husband to turn around so she could see him one more time face to face. He is the Eurydice that begs to be remembered, for him to escape the Underworld she is trapped in, to bring light in the darkness

Horatio is the Orpheus that turned around out of love for his wife. He offered to stay, to return from whence she escaped, hand in hand, to death. But he is the one who plays the lyre and sings her tune. Sings it over and over again, expecting a different outcome every time, but out of love remains alive and mourning the loss of his greatest and only love. He plays the song and every time he does, Eurydice returns, and every time the song ends, she and Hamlet die once more for eternity.

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WOKE Shakespeare

Julius SHE/HER

CorioGAYNESS

THEY/THEMpest

The Merry WIVES of Windsor (LESBIANS??)

ACE You Like It

Titus ANDROGYNOUS

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Why does that blonde girl look so much like a Bitmoji I'm crying