[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Tell me what you like about yourself, FS

[iceyred]

Sexy is sexier with funky tights.

What's your field?

Re: Tell me what you like about yourself, FS

[ginainthekingsroad]

Theatre! Occasionally I write tl;dr comments about it here on F!S. Like the other day nursejoy asked about Shakespeare plays with gender/lesbian related material and I seriously got out like five books just to give her proper recs (the Riverside complete works, separate editions of Twelfth Night and All's Well That Ends Well, Ron Rosenbaum's The Shakespeare Wars, and a book specifically on cross-dressing in the theatre). Because I am a dork. XD

Re: Tell me what you like about yourself, FS

[iceyred]

That's neat. What's your favorite Shakespeare play? I can never decide between Julius Ceaser, or the Tempest.

Re: Tell me what you like about yourself, FS

[ginainthekingsroad]

Argle bargle, I can never decide either. Even if I break down and say Richard III for history, Much Ado for comedy, and Macbeth for tragedy, I still feel like I'm leaving out things I really love like Richard II, 1 Henry IV, Tempest, JC, and Hamlet.

I really love the history plays and think they never get enough love. Even the poor forgotten King John is actually pretty amusing; and while I always like to say A Song of Ice and Fire is "Henry VI with dragons", it's obvious that Tyrion is Bastard Faulconbridge from King John (highborn but with outsider status, gets all the best lines, steals scenes).