eldest daughters don’t need therapy, they just need to lose everything in a shipwreck, dress up like a boy, and accidentally cause a bisexual love triangle
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eldest daughters don’t need therapy, they just need to lose everything in a shipwreck, dress up like a boy, and accidentally cause a bisexual love triangle
1 - "Fool", Cavetown 2 - Twelfth Night, Shakespeare; III.I.149-151
Saw a production of As You Like It with a transmasc Ganymede and I keep coming back to the idea of using Shakespearean pants role aliases as my name
Like I would make a badass Cesario / Fidele / Ganymede / Sebastian (not Balthazar, I don’t fw the name)
still like Rowan and Jamie, they’re peak, but I could get behind an additional one
Life update: I got to understudy Maria in a local production of Twelfth Night!
So hey for newbies to the Shakespeare fandom, which analysis channels would you recommend should you be one of those people to watch them? Which adaptations of certain plays in the form of commercial media are objectively the best?
so come kiss me, sweet and twenty
always romeo and juilet never olivia and cesario
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