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an capall

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I am not great on oul Shakespeare, but was wondering that if he were to write a play about TalkingHorses, who would be his character equivalents?

For example.

Hamlet: PDJ

Othello: Merlin :shy: !!!!

Falstaff: Hartigan

Macbeth: Desert Orchid

Romeo: Gearoid

Mercutio: Bar the Bull

Hubble: Krizon

Juliet Trudi

Bubble: Kathy

Hamlet Father’s Ghost: Steve Miller

Toil: Songsheet

Richard II Phil Waters

Trouble: Shadow Leader

Juliets Nurse: Headstrong

Puc: Euronymous

Henry V Overbruv.

Ophelia Aldiniti

Colinfarraeleous An Capall







Any others??
 
I think you'll find that's Mercutio - Mercution is being executed by mercury poisoning.

I see - all the wimminfolk get to be the witches. Well, at least we know who's going to be boiled alive in the pot.
 
Double, double, toil and trouble -
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble!
Eye of newt and leg of toad -
Let's put An Capall in this load.

I don't actually see 'Hubble' featuring too strongly, AC, but if you're implying I'm remarkably far-sighted, thank you.
 
There is of course the often cut role of " Hecate " .

How about Solerina for Desdemona - Merlin has sometimes seemed like he has wished to throttle her . :lol:

I am delighted to play Henry IV by the way :D
 
OK Lady Macbeth - Solerina - Merlin Duncan


I would not put you down as Hecate - Aunty K - how about Mistress Quickly ? :P
 
Or as it is at the moment:

Once more unto the beach, dear mates,
To loot the Napoli's fine crates
Of bikes and perfumes, and of booze -
It's like duty free, without the cruise!
 
Too right 'Toil' - and not a thank you for it either, My Lord Colin F..

The quality of this Mod's mercy is most definitely getting strained, I can tell you.....

So's the waistband of my jeans, unfortunately... :cry:
 
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