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when i was sixteen and insane for my shakespeare class final i had to do the “alas poor yorick” monologue at a competition and while i was doing it i had this insane thought of like. i’ve never been and never will be closer to experiencing hamlet’s mental state than i am right now. like of course all that stuff didn’t happen to me but when you’re 16-19 you kind of feel like all that stuff is happening, all the time, constantly

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If you had to pick between dennis's left or right nipple, which would you pick?

this is such a fantastic question. i think right

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alright time to post the gremlins again

merry christmas y’all 

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Film & TV I Think About A Lot » Much Ado About Nothing (1993) dir. Kenneth Branagh

Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Men were deceivers ever, One foot in sea, and one on shore, To one thing constant never. Then sigh notso, but let them go

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Tony from west side story was so right when he said "something's coming, something good if i can waiiiiiiit"

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I got the complete works of Shakespeare and accidental death of an anarchist for Christmas :D

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Come on royal exchange free wifi you know it’s me

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Absolutely terrifying but I have decided I like some of my recent art so I am going to share it with you all so anyways here’s The Prince of Denmark

(My most specialest guy)

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when I’m bored I like to translate Hamlet into modern day colloquial English

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We’re Marcellusing it up in this bitch tonight

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fully sober in the club googling rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead full play pdf free

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fully sober in the club googling rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead full play pdf free

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fully sober in the club googling rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead full play pdf free

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fully sober in the club googling rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead full play pdf free

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the experience of tragedy in plays specifically because ‘maybe it will end differently this time’ feels possible. This isn’t pre-recorded. This isn’t set down in time and film. This is live, this is now, these people are real and maybe this time when they open the letter it won’t say ‘kill the messenger’. Maybe this time they get to live

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it's true but they don't need to say it

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Transitioning expectation vs reality