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#137501 Chadaman 99 Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:02:38 PM

Watch it.

Now for something different.

edited 27th Mar '12 2:04:50 PM by Chadaman99

#137502 Ace Of Scarabs Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:03:06 PM from Singapore

@ L Mage: do tell. I missed it.

edited 27th Mar '12 2:03:31 PM by AceOfScarabs

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#137503 Japanese Teeth Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:03:10 PM from Meinong's jungle

I'd love to see the ponies act out The Taming of the Shrew.

edited 27th Mar '12 2:03:18 PM by JapaneseTeeth

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#137504 storyyeller Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:03:29 PM from Appleloosa

Viola? Hello.

We had to watch part of a Twelth Night movie adaptation in school once. It was ... surreal. Why are people so bad at adapting Shakespeare?

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".

#137505 L Mage Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:03:50 PM from The Castle Of Highgarden

In the Piolt, Fluttershy was assigned the task of organizing the birds to be the music for the Festival She's doing the same thing in the clip

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#137506 Japanese Teeth Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:04:37 PM from Meinong's jungle

I'm pretty sure that got pointed out a couple times already.

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#137507 Purple Dalek Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:04:38 PM from the Moon

That's hardly a spoiler. It's not going to ruin anyone's enjoyment of the episode to know that.

edited 27th Mar '12 2:05:09 PM by PurpleDalek

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#137508 Ace Of Scarabs Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:05:40 PM from Singapore

Oh, that, it was too obvious so I didnt register it.

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#137509 Chadaman 99 Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:06:06 PM

Here's a spoiler. Twilight fixes her brother's ornament.

#137510 The Freeman Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:07:56 PM from Hialeah,FL.

Cadence shot JFK.

#137511 ilsemmr Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:07:57 PM from Austin

Oh wait, I forgot. Shakespeare never used female actresses. All of the actors were male and female characters were played by young boys that hadn't gone through puberty yet.

It was at a slightly later time (50 or 100 years later) that women got on the stage. Because society cannot function if women are not subservient, they were really there as a form of Fanservice. One particular mention is The Country Wife, where the main character dresses as a man for a scene. Since it's a comedy, it somehow fools everyone but the audience, who can enjoy the pretty maiden in pretty and tight clothing

#137512 crowlover Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:10:25 PM

Watched Taming of the Shrew once. Only remember the aside line "more like an apple to an oyster."

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#137513 storyyeller Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:11:23 PM from Appleloosa

All I remember about The Taming of the Shrew comes from the Ender series.

edited 27th Mar '12 2:11:37 PM by storyyeller

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".

#137514 Purple Dalek Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:12:38 PM from the Moon

Fluttershy swears like a sailor and Pinkie beatboxes.

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#137515 latenight Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:14:25 PM from moonburnt

A Pony's Midsummer Night's Dream that would be quite good.

#137516 Purple Dalek Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:15:21 PM from the Moon

Rarity and Junebug

edited 27th Mar '12 2:15:47 PM by PurpleDalek

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#137517 Demon Shark Kisame Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:16:19 PM

"I'm a cartoon character! You'll never be able to be like me!"

edited 27th Mar '12 2:16:39 PM by DemonSharkKisame

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#137518 storyyeller Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:17:26 PM from Appleloosa

Well it looks like the thread has died down a bit.

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".

#137519 crowlover Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:19:35 PM

I know more about Shakespeare's tragedies personally, ah Iago...

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#137520 Drenius Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:20:41 PM from Northern Virginia

Evening everypony. I love A Midsummer Night's Dream. I think Measure for Measure is a close second.

As for Shakespeare's tragedies, I'm quite fond of Julius Caesar, Troilus and Cressida, and King Lear.

Henry V is always a treat. As is Richard II

edited 27th Mar '12 2:27:08 PM by Drenius

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#137521 ilsemmr Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:23:41 PM from Austin

Hmmm... I'm actually not too much of a fan of Shakespeare. He's too repetitive at times (And by that I mean his poetry). But I love his tragedies. They're cool and original.

#137522 latenight Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:24:50 PM from moonburnt

I like Henry V, Richard III, and Macbeth because they're fun to read out.

Luna would do a good Richard III and Celestia Henry V.

edited 27th Mar '12 2:25:18 PM by latenight

#137523 dmysta 3000 Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:26:14 PM from New York and New Jersey

Applejack: "Buck your fancy hats, I'm good with what I got."

edited 27th Mar '12 2:27:45 PM by dmysta3000

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#137524 Red Savant Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:28:28 PM from Eastern US

I saw a brilliant show of Richard III over last summer. I'm very fortunate to live quite close to Shakespeare & Company in Massachusetts. =)

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#137525 Purple Dalek Tue, 27th Mar '12 2:28:28 PM from the Moon

"Forget you, I can wear all these hats!"

edited 27th Mar '12 2:28:49 PM by PurpleDalek

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