[ SECRET POST #2363 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2363 ⌋

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

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Comments

[truxillogical]

Titania's fair handmaidens "dew her orbs upon the green."

Literally.

They literally place orbs of dew upon the grass.

"And I serve the fairy queen//and dew her orbs upon the green//the cowslips tall her pensioners be//and in their gold-spotted coats you see//those be rubies, fairy favours//and in their freckles live the savors//I'll go seek some dew-drops here//and hang a pear in every cowslip's ear."

EDIT: *durk* just pay me no mind, I saw MSND and went with it. I am well and truly trolled.

[aubry]

I should learn that online you can Google shit first to stop yourself looking a twit. I half remembered the line, and feared it was one of his dodgy crying metaphors.

Well, my rep here is shot. But Shakespeare's redeemed by it, so I guess that's the better outcome.

ETA: Oh no! I could have gotten away with it! Feck! ;)