[ SECRET POST #2188 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2188 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: WHERE WERE THE TRIGGER WARNINGS FOR FRIARS

[(Anonymous)]

Macbeth's sure to cheer you up! It even has a moving forest, so you know the magical and whimsical abound!

But if you really need some fluff to comfort you, Hamlet has this very heartwarming family story. The stuff of Hallmark channel movies, really.

Re: WHERE WERE THE TRIGGER WARNINGS FOR FRIARS

[(Anonymous)]

I heard that Titus Andronicus has some good family dynamics, too!

Re: WHERE WERE THE TRIGGER WARNINGS FOR FRIARS

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt Awww I forgot about that one for a moment! It used to be my go-to read for winter afternoons, all tucked-in and a cup of hot cocoa in my hand! Good times.

These days I just wrap myself up in a blanket and watch the Akira Kurosawa remakes for a lighthearted and more modern approach to the material.

Also, I still can't believe how people praise that terrifying Much Ado About Nothing. I mean, I know there's people out there who can get enjoyment out of anything but... man... the world's already a depressing place, why have your reading material so grim and gritty and... ugh. Just no *shudder* I prefer Hamlet's whacky swashbuckling and Ophelia's swimming lessons.

Re: WHERE WERE THE TRIGGER WARNINGS FOR FRIARS

[(Anonymous)]

Speaking of winter afternoons, I was really disappointed by A Winter's Tale. It starts out promising, but the ending is incredibly bleak and pessimistic -- it's hard to believe that the play was written by the same guy who wrote Antony and Cleopatra! (Now there's a fluffy romance I can get behind!)