#poppydichotomy

[incorrectshakespeare]

SO glad about all the Titus representation! Too often is it overlooked.

i find titus andronicus unintentionally hilarious because the plot is completely ridiculous

fourteen people are killed like what even

[cloudypal]

hey kiddo -- it's good to see you're doing well. :) you're a senior now, right? anyway -- glad i stumbled into your blog.

Hey Lex! Nah I’m gonna be a junior. how’re you?

[motherfuckingshakespeare]

Hi! This blog is so awesome. I was wondering -- could you explain the delineation of "problem plays"? Sometimes I see it, sometimes I don't (and they're just sorted into other categories), sometimes what's included fluctuates. What does it mean?

so I got this ask and I was like, 'there's totes an infographic for this in the how to shakespeare masterpost' but then there wasn't because I'm dumb so I dug the infographic up, and added it to that post. the like tldr version of problem plays is like they have both weddings and death/sadness.  It's often delineated by when they think he wrote the plays so a lot of his later plays are considered problem plays (x) 

I'm probs not explaining this in a coherent way because I technically just finished finals like an hour and a half ago. please other people say words.

thank,