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dhol82

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1. And signifying nothing

Reply to cilla4progress (Original post)

Thu Nov 5, 2020, 09:21 PM

Nov 2020

Sorry, saw the last line after I posted.
Don’t know why it didn’t show at first.

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And signifying nothing dhol82 Nov 2020 #1

You caught it! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #2

Indeed. I think the last line is what totally closes out the thought. dhol82 Nov 2020 #3

The last sentence is my favorite Shakespeare quote! lunatica Nov 2020 #4

Absolutely! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #5

Written at least 500 years ago...True to today... Stuart G Nov 2020 #6

Shakespeare, cilla4progress Nov 2020 #7

Willam did another play....Romeo and Juliet.... Stuart G Nov 2020 #8

King Lear was also full of sound and fury signifying nothing Ponietz Nov 2020 #9

Shakespeare was tapped in cilla4progress Nov 2020 #10

This morning in Washington Post: Ponietz Nov 2020 #12

I love you, cilla4progress Nov 2020 #13

...full of love and empathy, signifying everything. Ponietz Nov 2020 #14

Awww..! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #15

Lear, too. Only Cordelia is able to overcome Regan and Goneril Ponietz Nov 2020 #16

Will watch that next! cilla4progress Nov 2020 #17

This message was self-deleted by its author Ponietz Nov 2020 #18

Olivier, John Hurt, Diana Rigg -- 1983 Ponietz Nov 2020 #19

I found a 2015 version with cilla4progress Nov 2020 #11

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