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David: A Tragedy

Cale Young Rice

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Galled of the sting, Will at the soul of Goliath run? Wring it and up To his false gods fling?… None for the king, the king?

[He drops to his knee, amid praise, before the throne.]

SAUL [Darkening]

Forego this praise and stand Away from him; ’tis overmuch. [To David] Why have You dallied and delayed?

DAVID

My lord, delayed?

SAUL

Do not smile wonder, mocking!

DAVID

Why, my lord, I do not mock. Only the birds have wings. Yet on the vales behind me I have left Haste and a swirling wonderment of air, And in the torrent’s troubled vein amaze, So swift I hurried hither at your urgence Out of the fields and folding the far sheep!

SAUL

You have not; you have dallied.

[He motions. All go but David, whom he comes down toward, indeterminately.]

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Macbeth by William Shakespeare

The book presents the story of a nobleman who entered the path of evil. Initially, he was still undecided. Nevertheless decided to murder the king. And thus, he fell into a vicious circle of crime, from which it is impossible to get out because "blood will have blood."

highlights of this play include, but are not limited to:
- the witches! they are the original halloween qweens. they are serving some major spooky realness. also, they went and haunted a woman just because she wouldnt share her hazelnuts. that is the exact level of petty that i aspire to be.

- lady m

Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury
Signifying nothing

هذا في رأيي هو أفضل سطر كتب عن العدمية في التاريخ
وهو السطر الذي استمد منه فولكنز عنوان روايته الشهيرة -الصخب والعنف

هذا هو كتابي المفضل رقم (1)‏
وسيظل كذلك ما حييت

نبوغ شكسبير لا يحتاج أحدا ليدلل عليه
فأكيف بالله عليكم أحلل أو أناقش عملا له
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This play always holds a place in my heart and the top spot of most embarassing moments in my life. To be fair it was probably my fault as I’d never heard the superstition about not calling the “Scottish play” by name, and since it was my role I’d been shouting Macbeth Macbeth Macbeth all day. In fi

عندما تتحرك الأشجار..و على يد رجل لم تلده امه هكذا سيتم قتلك يا ماكبث

عندما يتلاعب شكسبير بالألفاظ الي حدود تقنعني انني بلهاء حقا..لا اتقن الكتابة و لا حتى الكلام !!ا
الاخلاص و عدم الاخلاص ؛تظل ماكبث من افضل ما تم كتابته عن عواقبهما
هل هناك خير ضيق الأفق ؟
هل ماكبث بطل غبي؟
في رأيي نعم☆ فقد تحولت حي

Macbeth is Shakespeare's darkest play not only because of the restricted palette of its images--shades of black varied with bright red blood--but also because, in the play's world of warfare and witchcraft, its hero is half-damned from the start.

Inured to violence, prone to superstition, Macbeth st

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