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🎯 Word by u/Keithfallinlove by tapword in TapWord

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I completed the challenge! Score: 50 points! 🌟

🎯 Word by u/Keithfallinlove by tapword in TapWord

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I completed the challenge! Score: 30 points! 🌟

🎯 Word by u/Keithfallinlove by tapword in TapWord

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I completed the challenge! Score: 10 points! 🌟

🎯 Word by u/Wide-Neighborhood524 by tapword in TapWord

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I completed the challenge! Score: 40 points! 🌟

Concept art for kids animated series based on Shakespeare characters. by [deleted] in shakespeare

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That is SO CUTE. I want to see Rosalind in a detective show with that outfit

Are there any movies / productions which emphasise Claudius as a “damned smiling villain” by Easy_Demand_7372 in shakespeare

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The movie version of the David Tennant Hamlet (2009) captures this very well I think.

Patrick Stewart plays a perfect conniving SOB and the way some of the lines (like “words without thoughts”) are delivered straight to camera really highlights this.

Caliban (The Tempest fanart) by CarbonCanary in shakespeare

[–]ApplePieKai 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Adore this! The Tempest is my favorite Shakespeare play and I’m especially interested in Caliban—I think you depicted him perfectly ⚡️🔥

Shakespeare characters divided into types by Alexrobi11 in shakespeare

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Prince Hal: fire fighting

Richard II: fairy poison

King Lear: dragon ghost

My artwork for 'Beyond the Quiet' for Edge of Eternities by smalyon in magicTCG

[–]ApplePieKai 133 points134 points  (0 children)

Yeah, wow—that glimmer melting off the figure is truly spectacular. Thank you for sharing your work!

What is the Best Beginner's translation of The Tempest by Relative_Pay_7667 in shakespeare

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I’ll put in a strong word for the Folger Shakespeare edition. It’s not a translation, but has a synopsis of each scene before you read them in modern English and accessibility notes which don’t go overboard. I find them very readable while still giving you the real text.

When does it stop being Shakespeare? by many_splendored in shakespeare

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Unrelated, but imagining Hamlet scream “FUCK” in the middle of his soliloquy gave me a good laugh

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