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vcnka · 2 years
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but that is how a tragedy like ours or king lear breaks your heart—by making you believe that the ending might still be happy, until the very last minute.
for @grayconan <3
@fictionnet event 6: pride.
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audif1 · 2 years
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“I don’t know if that’s true,” I say, but neither of us pursues the subject.”
If We Were Villains
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adxmparriish · 1 year
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which of us could say we were more sinned against than sinning? we were so easily manipulated - confusion made a masterpiece of us.
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clockworkbee · 2 months
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eiivens · 3 months
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"Whatever we did—or, more crucially, did not do—it seemed that so long as we did it together, our individual sins might be abated. There is no comfort like complicity."
Had to make a presentation for my creative writing class and I liked these slides enough to post them ehe :)
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depressedgremlinbitch · 11 months
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James and Meredith: *passionately kissing at the rehearsal as Edmund and Goneril*
Oliver:
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konyvtaroslany · 7 months
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"Do you blame Shakespeare for any of it?"
"I blame him for all of it."
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thehistory · 2 years
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The Secret History, page 224
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permanentreverie · 27 days
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‘are book moodboards still a thing lmao’ IM- !?!?!???
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gardensprout · 1 year
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If We Were Villains Fifth Edition Spoilers!
Totally forgot to post about this when I got it but OH MY GODDDDDD!! I LOVE ITTTTTT!
Also, look at James. Look at this man. I can’t even. I’m in love.
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nox-ceur · 1 year
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Do I need two copies of the same book? No
Will I be buying a second copy? Honestly I’m tempted
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I made a poster for If We We’re Villains
*photo used in the edit is not mine, used from Pinterest*
Reposts allowed when giving credit!
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ifwewere-stories · 1 year
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If we were villains; fancast
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clockworkbee · 8 months
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protect-namine · 2 months
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okay so the reason I'm looking up shakespeare plays is because I decided to (slowly) read if we were villains by m.l. rio, which is a book about theater students in their final year. I think someone dies in the book and everyone tries to act innocent or something like that? I'm only 50 pages in so I haven't really reached that part yet.
but anyway, I think the book is doing some interesting character work but it's like. I'd say 70% is through the actual plot (characters acting as themselves, though filtered through oliver's perspective since he's the narrator) and 30% through the characters they act as in shakespeare plays. I find it interesting!! it's like... you meet them as archetypes and they are typecasted even in auditions (richard is the tyrant, james is the hero, meredith is the temptress, oliver is usually a side/secondary character etc.) because they have specific roles they're good at, or their strengths in acting best suit the roles they get. but in their final year, I think their teachers are trying to challenge them with more varied roles outside of their usual.
but also. I was wondering how much of the shakespeare references are there for fun and set dressing (because their school only performs shakespeare plays), and how much is foreshadowing and uh. idk the proper english lit term for this, but like, symbols? shakespeare references sprinkled in to symbolize or say something about the character without expicitly saying it? so for example, in scene one, james and oliver are both talking about the play troilus and cressida, where james says that if they were to mix up roles for variety, then oliver should be troilus. and oliver comments that james would be a good cressida. and I'm like. okay, so they're gonna be a tragic love story??
but then I also think, wait oliver is always associated with pericles. and pericles gets a happy ending, though it takes a very very long time and a couple of "deaths" in quotation marks. so... maybe not so tragic, in the end?
they're also doing both caesar and macbeth in the book and I'm trying to predict who dies later (I'm guessing richard) and how (...that, I'm not quite sure yet, but I think oliver takes the blame somehow based on the prologue. and based on who got cast as brutus and cassius, I guess something happens with james and alexander)
but then I'm like, what if I'm reading too much into this? but the book itself has five acts which is the usual structure of shakespeare's plays, so surely, this isn't just set dressing stuff. so yeah. anyway. still in act i, but my current bet is richard dies in act iii somehow.
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nanstgeorge · 7 months
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