[ 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)]

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!)