the most realistic thing about Doctor Who and Much Ado About Nothing is how men fall over trying to impress and appease Catherine Tate.
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the most realistic thing about Doctor Who and Much Ado About Nothing is how men fall over trying to impress and appease Catherine Tate.
Laertes had known Hamlet since they were born, and never really liked his drama — it might have reminded him of his father, Polonius. So when he learned that his sister was with the prince, the hate evolved, this is how I imagine an average dinner at Elsinore:
KING CLAUDIUS: So, Hamlet, how are your studies going?
HAMLET: I am contemplating the fact that the stars might be non-existent and just a projection of human goodness in the dark of the night, which is of course the venom of the man.
LAERTES: Dude what th-
OPHELIA: *kicking him under the table*
LAERTES: -the projection, yes, interesting...
LAERTES: *whispering to his sister*: Ophelia, what do you even like about this guy?
HAMLET: Also, I hate women.
OPHELIA: So you're breaking up with me?
LAERTES: So I can stop pretending that I like your man?
(don't even ask, I'm tired)
Modern AU where Mercutio calls Tybalt a pussy just to piss him off
Mercutio: Hey, do you know the password to Tybalt’s computer?
Benvolio: Fuck you, Mercutio.
Mercutio: Hey!!
Benvolio: No, you misunderstood, the password is "fuckyouMercutio".
Mercutio: Oh, no numbers? Not very safe.
Hamlet: I'm a misunderstood genius.
Horatio: I've never seen 'danger to society' spelled that way.
Macbeth: We have to do something about Duncan… but what?
Lady Macbeth: Kill him.
Macbeth: That’s not who we are.
Lady Macbeth: Then why did you even ask?
that one scene in hamlet
Hamlet: yeah we bros, but I’d let you bang me
Horatio: SIR!?
Macbeth, actually: