I have added Gowserpaul as one more "appearance by" characters, that is the final update before this story is to be finished.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
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Auditions for my next play, "Zlothello" -- Update
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Thu Oct 09, 2003 5:18 pm
RILMS: You are right to wonder, because plenty of people die in this tragic comedy. 
As for the characters in this story. When you read it, you will know I have chosen the right people for the right parts. Look to my notes on one of the earlier pages for my notes on who is to be in the play. You'll see clearly that their parts do fit their personalities AND the story at the same time very well.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
As for the characters in this story. When you read it, you will know I have chosen the right people for the right parts. Look to my notes on one of the earlier pages for my notes on who is to be in the play. You'll see clearly that their parts do fit their personalities AND the story at the same time very well.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
Thu Oct 09, 2003 7:29 pm
I'm actually kind of curious:
How many of you have read any of Shakespeare's plays?
Which ones?
Which did you enjoy/dislike?
I hope these questions tide you over until I apply the finishing touches on "Zlothello."
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
Edited by - Sir Spectre on 09-10-2003 20:29:42
How many of you have read any of Shakespeare's plays?
Which ones?
Which did you enjoy/dislike?
I hope these questions tide you over until I apply the finishing touches on "Zlothello."
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
Edited by - Sir Spectre on 09-10-2003 20:29:42
Thu Oct 09, 2003 8:54 pm
I've read McBeth, but never the Merchant of Venice. Hmm, note to self, read some more Shakespeare. I am vaguely familiar with the story though, so I do know sort of who Shylock is. But I don't know what happened to him.
My favorite of his plays is Othello. The imagery and wordplay are exquisite! The double meanings and false assertions are Shakespeare at his best. As for comedies, I think Much Ado About Nothing is his best comedy. It is truly funny once you understand the language.
I do enjoy others such as Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, & The Taming of the Shrew, but not as much as the afore mentioned plays.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
My favorite of his plays is Othello. The imagery and wordplay are exquisite! The double meanings and false assertions are Shakespeare at his best. As for comedies, I think Much Ado About Nothing is his best comedy. It is truly funny once you understand the language.
I do enjoy others such as Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, & The Taming of the Shrew, but not as much as the afore mentioned plays.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
Thu Oct 09, 2003 9:21 pm
RIlMS you should read Romeo & Juliet, though it's not my favourite, it is the quintessential story of all time. By the way, you threw me off earlier. I think it is MacBeth not McBeth. I don't know now, damn. My memory is concaved in on itself.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
Thu Oct 09, 2003 10:26 pm
Thanks FF. I have now cemented the memory.
BTW, Locutus brought this up in another thread. Having read my plays it actually made it easier for him to read the real Shakespeare plays. So if there was ever a time to read them it would be now. That's to all those who have limited knowledge of his plays.
As a side note, you'd be surprised how many movies, television shows or other books follow some similar forms to those wonderful plays, and not all too subtly I may add.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.
BTW, Locutus brought this up in another thread. Having read my plays it actually made it easier for him to read the real Shakespeare plays. So if there was ever a time to read them it would be now. That's to all those who have limited knowledge of his plays.
As a side note, you'd be surprised how many movies, television shows or other books follow some similar forms to those wonderful plays, and not all too subtly I may add.
Sir Spectre
.... Time passes too quickly to be enjoyed and too slowly to be endured.