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N Maple Street, Stratford, Texas.
In the ’70s, when actor Paul Gross was naught but a barne (as Shakespeare would say), his mother took him to see King Lear at the Stratford Festival. Afterward, Gross’s heart swelled, his eyes widened and he proclaimed, “I want whatever that is.” He is perhaps best known for his portrayal of hunky RCMP constable Benton Fraser in the TV comedy-drama Due South, but he’s also played Hamlet and King Lear at Stratford. And this season, he’s back as Vladimir in Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. When he’s not onstage delivering existential monologues, he takes advantage of the region’s bounty. Here, a tour of his favourite spots.
Veronaville Build-spiration: Stratford-upon-Avon
I've just been to Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon, where half of Veronaville was inspired by. I thought I'd share the pictures I took of the architecture in case anyone else can find it helpful when building in Veronaville or any Tudor/Medieval style hood for that matter!
Elephant Lady means business, this time
Again. Prompted by this perfectly inocuous article:
[Source: Parade Magazine IG account - posted September 23, 2025]
It is a long-winded rehash of all the talking points he mentioned recently, on that blink-a-lot Zoom interview.
But someone is lurking in the shadows (we'd wish...) and the mention of that batch of Appletini being shared with the rest of the OL cast must have triggered something. It's difficult to ascertain, when dealing with a psychotic episode, for dissociation is a bitch (yes, Criminology was a passionate extra, in Uni).
Color me seriously worried, this time:
Green heart and she has a trip. Green heart and she has an entrance.
She feels so powerful and decided (also typical for what I tried to describe above), that she decided to share her own spot for the Macbeth show:
I have reported her account, but reporting is not enough. I know that, by now, she became a sort of derailed fixture of this bloody fandom, but this time she lets him (she talks to S and only to S, here) know she will be there and she means to act on it.
This is a challenge and it can go south very quickly. I would not take any bets and, given her documented harassment history, I would take no chances.
It may sound idiotic (which it is), or harmless (which it is not). It is a tragic and dangerous possibility and come to think of it, she is not stupid at all and probably even able to fake enough normality as to pass undetected. Note she shared her assigned place, but not the day of her planned appearance.
I think we should do something. Someone should tell the Police, or at least find a way to give word further up. That does not seem to be a joke and yes, always remember (no, this time I am dead serious, ladies):
Mark Chapman was also a disgruntled fan.
If you have more ideas to brainstorm, I am all ears and available at all hours. If we care, let's not be cowards.
[Later edit]: physical menace appeared in her IG stories, and that is new. The trigger is 'Maxtavic' (oh, dear, Grandma, again) and 'that old alcoholic drunken girl' (I have an idea, and no, it is not C).
I expect this to continue and amplify during the next days/weeks.
Stratford
Welford on Avon, Warwickshire, England, UK
Two workers attaching a Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp onto a F4U Corsair at the Chance-Vought factory in Stratford, Connecticut.
Date: March 1943
NARA: 179036630
📖 Fanfiction update 📖
You're still the one
Chapters 10-11 (Yes, a double chapter drop.)
https://archiveofourown.org/works/66642559/chapters/196465201
Thank you @mememukisblog for the B&W pic. 😘