☠ LXVII

Aug 25, 2010 23:36

Ahem. Attention, Cutlers boys signed up for my class. I had originally planned to start us out with Othello. Mr. Castle, you may refer yourself to what. causes. so. much. strife. in. that. play.

But, it seems you all will be in need of some re-education, so we'll be starting instead with Romeo & Juliet. Without lightsabers, gentlemen. An epic ( Read more... )

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1/3 child_radical August 26 2010, 05:32:44 UTC
2/3 child_radical August 26 2010, 05:33:17 UTC
3/3 child_radical August 26 2010, 05:33:37 UTC
Why are you the poetry club advisor?!

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deathbutler August 26 2010, 05:36:31 UTC
Beg pardon-

Do you mean besides the fact that I'm most suited?

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anonymous sword_boy August 26 2010, 07:22:15 UTC
[For some strange reason, a copy of film Romeo + Juliet shows up in Grell's box.]

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anonymous deathbutler August 26 2010, 20:22:19 UTC
[somewhere in the teacher's lounge... Grell feels faint]

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anonymous sword_boy August 26 2010, 23:37:15 UTC
[The anonymous gifter feels incredibly amused. If Grell is having problems with lightsabers in Romeo and Juliet, how will he ever stand their guns being named swords?]

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der_freischuetz August 26 2010, 13:47:13 UTC
Are they really putting lightsabers into Shakespeare now? How barbaric!

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deathbutler August 26 2010, 20:22:35 UTC
Lightsabers!

It's more than barbaric- it's blasphemy!

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der_freischuetz August 26 2010, 20:30:17 UTC
It is! And anyone doing that deserves to fail your class spectacularly!

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deathbutler August 26 2010, 23:04:15 UTC
I concur.

If they insist on doing it in Mr. Castle's room, they certainly had best abandon that hope at my door.

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had_not_lived August 26 2010, 17:15:16 UTC
Well, I thought it was an interesting staging choice, but there's nothing wrong with doing it traditionally, either...

I'd be interested in the poetry club, as well.

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deathbutler August 26 2010, 20:23:15 UTC
You'll find me a stickler for tradition, my dear boy~

Your name? I don't believe you've graced my classroom before.

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had_not_lived August 26 2010, 20:34:22 UTC
I can understand that, particularly when it comes to literary analysis-- but isn't there something to be gained from studying different productions from a theatrical point of view?

Neil Leonard, sir.

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deathbutler August 26 2010, 23:04:57 UTC
With Mr. Castle, perhaps~

Leonard... Leonard...

Please then. Call me Mr. Sutcliff~

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private; trolloboros August 26 2010, 17:23:05 UTC
Interesting lessons plans you have over there.

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private; deathbutler August 26 2010, 20:23:28 UTC
Think so?~

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private; trolloboros August 26 2010, 21:12:33 UTC
The lightsabers might be an interesting thing to see.

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private; deathbutler August 26 2010, 23:05:11 UTC
But I won't be having it.

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