Awww..! (Reply #15) - Democratic Underground

Fri Nov 6, 2020, 12:24 PM

I got to the last 18 minutes and my internet crapped out. Damned shitty internet where I live. Maybe Joe can fix that too, huh?

I found it interesting Shakespeare's view of feminine power in MacBeth. Strong theme.

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19 replies	Author	Time	Post
This quote from MacBeth [View all]	cilla4progress	Nov 2020	OP
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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