"That Life is For Living, That it Isn't a Show..."

[psalm_onethirtyone]

Miss Zara, this post is entirely for you.

EMO CHAIR!!!!

*runs away and hides*

Prettyyyy. Eee.

And look! It's my icon, but it's the full picture! ^__________^

Oh, gracious. This is bizarre. And rather amazing. And bizarre.

Bwee, costumes. I have no idea.

Hamlet's hair makes me laugh. I don't know why. It's rather exceedingly silly of me. Hair! But not quite as much as Horatio's BEARD. XD OH, GOD. This, on the other hand, so pretty!

Ee.

And Manet painted Hamlet!! He looks quite mad indeed. Hee.

Oooh, frowny broody Horatio...!

Silly hats ahoy!

Eeeeeeeeeee lithographs eeeeEEEEeeeee! Guildenstern inna dress! Eeee! ^________^

...Horatio. SHAVE. A moustache--no. No. XD --No, wait, this is worse. HORATIO. NO CAPE.

...TEH awesome!!
Horatio's Hamlet
Grade levels 7-12
A 30-minute one-man adaptation of Shakespeare's greatest play, Hamlet. In this production, Horatio, Hamlet's one true friend, relates the story of the fallen prince through the Bard's monologues and poetry written by the artist. A 15-minute discussion of the play follows.

!!!

Awwwwwww.

...... XD

..And I think that's all. :D Wasn't that entertaining?

Comments

[bewareofitalics]

*falls to her knees* Have mercy, I beg of you!

(Also, has spied on the "How old is Hamlet?" conversation. And for the record, my Oberlin advisor who happens to be a noted Shakespearean told me that "thirty years" was just slang for "a long time" and Hamlet is more likely rather younger than thirty. So. *g*)

Actually, now that I think about it, the bellydancers are obviously Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.

(I got 'em! Through copy/pasting and cutting things and such. And, um, HEE! Oh, and did you notice that in the one with Hamlet's silly hair, he's wearing purple stockings, cross-gartered?)

I'm now picturing my Viola with a huge black moustache. Only for some reason she's in her Lady Macbeth costume. And she does not look amused. Quick, hide the daggers!

(Got that one too! Horatio, thou look'st like a dork.)

[silverdragon262.livejournal.com]

I've heard that, too-- the slang bit, I mean-- and am more inclined to believe it. Hamlet is not thirty, I say. It'd be rather sad if he were.