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Espy 11-22-2010 01:02 AM

I love it though. But it's a bit disturbing.

Ultima 11-22-2010 01:03 AM

"Look! Some witches! And stuff." X.x; ... That's about all I got.

Poggio 11-22-2010 01:03 AM

Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, creeps upon this petty pace from day to day..
XD I think my favorite line is: Told by a tall idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing.

Espy 11-22-2010 01:04 AM

Copied and pasted from yesterday night's homework:
A falcon, tow’ring in her pride of place,/ Was by a mousing owl hawked at and killed.

Espy 11-22-2010 01:05 AM

I feel really sorry for Banquo.
Do Fleance and Donalbain ever make appearances again after they flee?

Poggio 11-22-2010 01:07 AM

O.O you've never read it before?
Meh they come back in the last act I think, and I think the elder brother comes back to help Mc Duff.

Espy 11-22-2010 01:09 AM

I'm reading the abridged series in class.

Ultima 11-22-2010 01:09 AM

I read Macbeth once, but only for English class a couple years ago. I really don't remember anything XD

Cronislee 11-22-2010 01:14 AM

In highschool I was the only one who could not only read Elizibethan English I could say the words aloud and understand it. I was the only one who did'nt need the Elizebethan-to-modern english books.

Espy 11-22-2010 01:18 AM

I actually like Shakespeare because of the Elizabethan English. At times I still need some help though, with the overall plot.

Ultima 11-22-2010 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Espy (Post 278418)
I actually like Shakespeare because of the Elizabethan English. At times I still need some help though, with the overall plot.

Exactly how I was ^

And I too seemed to be the only one in class who was able to read and recite the words without stumbling over the language. ... I also seemed to be the only one that knew "wherefore" meant "why." Not "where" ;>>

Poggio 11-22-2010 01:23 AM

I kinda of came from a arts school so it was sad if you couldnt read the plays that you performed. I prefer Christopher Marlowe to Shakespeare. He was a contemporary of Shakespeare and more of a bad boy. I simply love Dr Faustus.

Espy 11-22-2010 01:26 AM

Marlowe makes me chuckle.

I only learned the "wherefore" meant why a few months ago x_X

Cronislee 11-22-2010 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Ultima (Post 278426)
Exactly how I was ^

And I too seemed to be the only one in class who was able to read and recite the words without stumbling over the language. ... I also seemed to be the only one that knew "wherefore" meant "why." Not "where" ;>>

Aye. For some reason, I was one of the smartest in the class, but I was also the lowest rank in it. The magic of dumbasses being kicked out of public schools and going to that school with their "high" averages from schools with insain grading schedule. Of coarse I was also elected class president, even tho I couldnt BE class president.

Kamikaze Chinchilla 11-22-2010 01:34 AM

Are public schools magical? @0@....

Ultima 11-22-2010 01:35 AM

I was supposed to be in the 'smart' English class, but I didn't because I knew that meant more and longer essays =P So I stayed in the level 2 ('average') class, ... literally only so I didn't have to write as much XD I'm an incurable procrastinator. I'll admit it =P

Edit: Wow. I have not gotten one error message since they shut down the battle system O.o; .... Now I've just jinxed it, right? XD


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