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Desire to be a vessel of honor unto the Lord Jesus Christ?
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So, what's everyone up to?
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Romans12:21
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Hi Teens! Haven't 'seen' many of you lately. Just wondering what everyone's up to. Two weeks ago I just graduated from high school, which is awesome!
A belated happy graduation! Right now I am finishing a polymer clay sculpture of Ariel, from The Tempest.
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Romans12:21
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Let me see, how shall I describe this? 
The Tempest is...well, it includes faeries, a magician, a monster, some drunken fools, a daughter who has only seen one human being all her life up until the commencement of the play, and princely discord. I really don't know how to describe it, especially since the setting for the play is on an enchanted island and the plot is pretty twisted.
Sorry if I can't tell you what it is like very well, it is a strange play at best, but I enjoyed reading it, and I think others might too.
The Tempest is...well, it includes faeries, a magician, a monster, some drunken fools, a daughter who has only seen one human being all her life up until the commencement of the play, and princely discord. I really don't know how to describe it, especially since the setting for the play is on an enchanted island and the plot is pretty twisted.
Sorry if I can't tell you what it is like very well, it is a strange play at best, but I enjoyed reading it, and I think others might too.
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Let me see, how shall I describe this?
The Tempest is...well, it includes faeries, a magician, a monster, some drunken fools, a daughter who has only seen one human being all her life up until the commencement of the play, and princely discord. I really don't know how to describe it, especially since the setting for the play is on an enchanted island and the plot is pretty twisted.
Sorry if I can't tell you what it is like very well, it is a strange play at best, but I enjoyed reading it, and I think others might too.
That's gotta be the weiredest Shakespeare ever
. It sounds like a mix of a few.I've read A Midsummer Night's Dream, Taming of the Shrew, Macbeth, Othello, and Julius Caesar. Othello definately the best. Other than that, I'm not much of a Shakespeare person.
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In my opinion, Hamlet is the best play ever. Othello, Julius Caesar, King Lear, Cymbeline, Twelfth Night, and Pericles are all pretty close to the top of my list though. :yes
I wasn't much of a Shakespeare person at first either...until I felt compelled to read all the plays, then after finishing play no. 30, I finally "got" it, and really enjoyed reading the plays after that. It sure took awhile though, but I certainly feel a greater appreciation toward the plays now.
I think I read too much...
I wasn't much of a Shakespeare person at first either...until I felt compelled to read all the plays, then after finishing play no. 30, I finally "got" it, and really enjoyed reading the plays after that. It sure took awhile though, but I certainly feel a greater appreciation toward the plays now.
I think I read too much...
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