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I HAVE HAMILFILMED!! 

HOW ARE WE DOING, HAMILFAM?

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Hello HamilFam,

My dog, Prissy, is in need of a surgery to remove a tumor and her spleen. I’ve set up a GoFundMe to help pay for the $3500+ medical bills. It would mean the world to me if you could share this or donate. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-prissy-with-her-surgery 

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HAMILFAM.

JULY 3rd, 2020.

DISNEY+

THE ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING OF HAMILTON DROPS.

IT'S AN INDEPENDENCE DAY MIRACLE!

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Guess who finally is going to see Hamilton...

Phillip Tour Dallas, I’ll peep you this Friday. 

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My brother is the person who introduced me to Hamilton earlier in the year and I honestly got hooked and listened to it on repeat from May to August without fail.

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Prince, Duke, Future breakout star of Hamilton 

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something they can never take away [x x]

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Helpless…..

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First Burn is a masterpiece, and there’s one thing in particular I can’t get over. We’re all talking about this incredible, savage quote:

“Your enemies whisper so you have to scream. I know about whispers. I see how you look at my sister.”

It shakes us to the core, it speaks deeper of something we always knew. Eliza might say she doesn’t know who Alexander is, she has so much to learn, but also she knows everything. 

Of course, she knows Alexander so so well and she knows better than anyone where to attack him: his writing, his legacy. The final version of Burn shows us that: she goes right for his throat, ‘your sentences border on senseless’ and so on. His obsession with his legacy and ‘you are paranoid in every paragraph how they perceive you’.

But she always knows the rest of his flaws, she knows what Alexander is doing to her. She sees how he is about women, about her own sister. She loves him and sees all the amazing stuff about him, but she sees him entirely, all the bad included. In Satisfied, Angelica says she’d have to be naive to put aside Hamilton’s flaws and intentions. Eliza see his defects too, she also says she’s not naive, she stands by his side but she knows what he is costing her. She knows his power to affect people, herself included: “Don’t take another step in my direction, I can’t be trusted around you”. She sees the effects of his charms on others and in hers, and she is prepared for that, for his words: “Don’t think you can talk your way into my arms”.

And she knows his tendency for self-destruction. Angelica used the Icarus metaphor, but Eliza was already aware of his sense of self preservation, so extreme it easily went sideways, being how he falls. She knew how blind he could be to the things that really mattered, obsessed with his legacy, drowning in his pride. She saw the things he ignored and dismissed, she’s way ahead of him: “When will you learn that they are your legacy? We are your legacy”. This quote speaks to so many things, to Philip’s death, to Alexander’s legacy only surviving thanks to Eliza, to his whole story.

Angelica is not the only Schuyler who can read right through him. Eliza was looking closer, longer, even deeper. And she was right in the eye of the hurricane along with him, the consequences affected her and her family directly. She knew everything, she felt all of it. It’s not hard to understand why she loves him, why she forgives him later, and it’s no wonder at all that she hopes that he burns.

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that Olivier love! [x x x]

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Lin zagging on us. #20🐍🐍🐍

(Source: shh… it’s a shecret)

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To me the scene that feels the most Sorkin-esque, and I can’t approach that level – particularly when I’m trying to rhyme at the same time, is the scene in Meet Me Inside. George Washington and Hamilton are fighting, and he keeps calling him “son.” George Washington is trying to make this very serious point to him, but he keeps saying the word son and not understanding that that’s a tripwire. Every time he says it, Hamilton is listening to him less and less and just seeing red. I was thinking of Josh Lyman with the “You have to listen to me!” These two people care about each other very much, and they’re just speaking cross purposes because he keeps using this word that is not a word Hamilton is accustomed to hearing from someone who is higher up. This is not someone who had a father figure in his life. It just makes him really angry. To me that is Sorkin at his best: when he’s got these two people fighting with each other and then there’s the nugget that reveals what the conversation is really about under what they’re talking about. That’s a musical scene I am really proud of because I was going for that. – Lin-Manuel Miranda

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working on handwriting for these

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My favorite Off Broadway Hamilton lyrics that didn’t make into the Broadway version

Bonus:

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genius already on it [x x]

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i hope that you—