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[proximoception]

My take on Julius Caesar, last time I read it, was that Shakespeare's not truly coming out against the assassination of tyrants in principle, but instead (since he has to come out against it for SOME reason or not tell the story at all, what with Elizabeth) does so on the grounds that the two kinds of good person in the world, the ones willing to

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[nightspore]

Nice. And all too relevant.

[fingersweep]

Like this one a whole lot. Just started Better Call Saul two days ago, and I'm right with you in putting Gilligan up there with the Coens

[proximoception]

That will make a fascinating read if you decide to transcribe it here.