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 Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 11:51 am
ρℓαgυε яαтs αη∂ вℓσσ∂ч cяυмρεтs... Discuss the famous playwright here.
What have you read? Opinions?
What are your favourite pieces?
I think my favourite of what I've read is As You Like It
Very funny play 3nodding  A Quest---
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 9:13 am
 ρℓαgυε яαтs αη∂ вℓσσ∂ч cяυмρεтs...Oh c'mon people! Doesn't anyone else love Shakespeare!?
scream Status >in want of fuseling
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 7:31 am
Shakespeare has been so thoroughly proliferated as an icon of English literature that hating him has become a very common, very standard form of contrarianism and self-aware non-conformity. However, many of the people who reject him have never really taken the time to read his work, which is, in all honesty, as good as all the hype suggests. Shakespeare wasn't just a master of his language, he was a pioneer who virtually invented what we now know as wit and wordplay.
My favorte play of his is likely Macbeth, followed by King Lear. My favorite of his histories is Richard III. My favorite of his comedies is Much Ado About Nothing, followed by The Comedy of Errors.
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Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 4:40 pm
ρℓαgυε яαтs αη∂ вℓσσ∂ч cяυмρεтs... He really does play a very significant role in way of the English language and writing.
Macbeth is an amazing play, I've read it quite a few times. Status >in want of sealeds
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Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 4:36 pm
i've read some of much ado about nothing, macbeth, and romeo & juliet.
out of those my favorite was macbeth, though i needed it simplified for me, but i couldn't really get too into romeo & juliet. romance isn't really my thing. i probably wouldn't have read it though if it wasn't for school.
not bashing shakespear but he's not really my favorite, though i understand how talented he was.
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Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:42 pm
ρℓαgυε яαтs αη∂ вℓσσ∂ч cяυмρεтs... he's not for everyone, that's understandable
in this day and age he's less likely to suite every ones pallet
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Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 12:12 pm
when i did about him in english lit and school i loved every moment of it for one of my pieces of course work i got to write my own story in his style of writing it was great to do because i got to read it out in front of everyone i got an A for it because i used my imagination, only let down was my spelling, i got dyslexia but that never stoped me
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Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:59 am
I remember in high school not very many people in my English class were excited to read a work by Shakespeare. I however, am always thrilled every time one of his plays is put in front of me. His writing is very eloquent and currently my favorite work by him is "A Midsummer Night's Dream." heart
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