#and lady macbeth

[rorygilmoreh4ter]

somebody needs to make a show that centers around a modern au of shakespeare characters in university or smth please @netflix PLEASE

[trinityofone]

( @allvalley100 — Red-Handed, Kreese/Silver, PG )

Terry has always loved baths. Loved to feel clean. After he taught John his lesson, he’d taken the remains of the champagne to the hot tub and luxuriated.

Johnny would understand—would respect—what he did, in the end.

But he doesn’t. In jail, he won’t see him. Forced, he won’t speak.

“I wash my hands of you, then,” Terry says.

And he does as soon as he’s home—washes off the filth of that place, and of John’s scorn; washes off the fear that’s bloomed as if from a cut-back bush. Again and again. Until his skin rubs red.

[warpedmacbeth]

One of my favourite things about Macbeth is the inevitability of the witches prophecies. Macbeth jumped through hoops to get away from his death, but it came ANYWAY.

If their prophecies really were that accurate, then don’t you think maybe, just MAYBE, he didn’t have to commit regicide? That the king’s sons might’ve died or ran away or something anyway? And then Macbeth wouldn’t have been able to have kids (as the play suggests anyways) and so he’d naturally give it to Fleance, the son of HIS BEST FRIEND? Maybe?

[entinullbutno]

Blorbos from my shows except its my favorite badass women from classical media

[charliebartowski]

i love how when reading shakespeare, it's so easy to know when william shakespeare did not write the particular act you're reading

[timmy-toot-tooot]

I hope Macbeth dies at the end.