William Shakespeare Group
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"Others there are, who, trimm'd in forms and visages of duty, Keep yet their... - frizzyperm answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
It has often been suggested that Prospero in The Tempest is the most... - frizzyperm added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
Noodles! In above post, I cut and pasted the 'modern speak translation' instead... - frizzyperm added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
"...keep you in the rear of your affection, Out of the shot and danger of... - robertwilliam added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
They're not particularly pleasant quotes, but there's a couple of examples in... - robertwilliam answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
I'm guessing it wouldn't help you to list important characters in Shakespeare's... - timbrady added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
It might be helpful to move the question to a more general arena: "What... - robertwilliam added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
This is an excellent question which touches on one of the key problems in... - ajstumbo answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
Shakespeare had a realistic, before-his-time modern view of the world. We see... - kad4 added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
I'm a little confused about the question. Is this an essay topic given to you, or... - dj-raven created a topic in the William Shakespeare Group:
Is Macbeth responsible for the tragic events which occur in the play? - vcrowell answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
This is a partial quote from lines spoken by Romeo in Act I Scene V of Romeo and... - rleahennis added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
Iago confides in the audience. He makes the audience an ear for his plotting, his... - robertwilliam answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
It's from Romeo and Juliet, Act 1, Scene 4 - the 'Queen Mab' scene, right at the... - dogtales answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
In England, during Shakespeare's lifetime, there were many political, accademic,... - linda-allen added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
I took a Shakespeare class taught by Alan Dessen at UNC many years ago. He always... - gbeatty answered a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
It is. It is from "Romeo and Juliet."You'll find it in Act I, scene 4.... - kgincolorado asked a question in the William Shakespeare Group:
Is this quote (or something similar) from one of Shakespeare's works? "Let... - blazedale added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
How about: I will follow thee To the last gasp with truth and loyalty -- As You... - lizbv added a post in the William Shakespeare Group:
I'm not sure if any of these will fit what you're looking for, but they all in...
Group Info:
- Name: William Shakespeare
- Size: 104 members
- Formed: Apr 1, 2008
- Description: The official eNotes group for William Shakespeare.
Group Founder:
 | enotes |
Group Pros:
 | linda-allen |
 | amy-lepore |
 | malibrarian |
 | kwoo1213 |
 | gbeatty |
 | sullymonster |
 | evenflow |
 | dj-raven |
 | robertwilliam |
 | frizzyperm |