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Beatrice!
Lady Macbeth
:lol: I assume your future husband will be in for something special. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by amalia1985
On reading the OP the first character to leap to mind was Macbeth, there is something to be said for such rich and powerful tragedy - At least my life would be interesting :D
:lol: Made me laughQuote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
You took mine! :( I would've chosen her because we are actually a lot alike.Quote:
Originally Posted by LadyW
Well, then. I suppose it would have to be Katherine from TTOTS. I would love to be a complete you-know-what all the time! The only thing is, though, I would absolutely refuse to allow some man to tame me!
(Unless, of course, he were Howard Keel in the musical version of this play, "Kiss Me, Kate" ;) ).
"an attendant lord, will do to swell a progress, start a scene or two"
This is a nice topic chasestalling !
As for me, I feel quite close to Friar Lawrence (though I'm not so proud of it:) )
Horatio or Kent (King Lear) as I admire low-key but absolute goodness. I love Horatio's erudition and Kent's fearless faithfulness. They show the suffering of absolute goodness in a wickedness but at the same time they save the world from being 'absolutely' evil with their presence. I'd be Horatio any day, My favourite Shakespearean character.
As unimaginative as it may sound, Juliet... despite her tragic demise, her tragedy is emminently beautiful, and the romantic side of me would like to enact that. As long as the death thing could be missed out.
Yeah, not to mention the fact of his failure to preform.Quote:
Originally Posted by LadyW
Shylock... I would like to be able to deliver his monologues.
Shylock is fun....I got to perform two of his monologues spliced together (from 1.3 and 3.1).Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
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Originally Posted by Virgil
Thank God, I will never have a future husband!!! Unless he is Macbeth:)
Feste for his wit
Caliban