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Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)16:25:33 No.24749984

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Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)16:25:33 No.24749984

>I am rendered incredulous, and still wish that Shakespeare had not perpetrated this poetic atrocity. Except for the hilarious Aaron the Moor, Titus Andronicus is ghastly bad if you take it straight
Finally, someone who says what everyone else is thinking

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)16:27:08 No.24749986

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Fat fucking idiot

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)16:28:47 No.24749989

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)16:28:47 No.24749989

>>24749984
He's right. Play kinda sucks.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)16:32:37 No.24749998

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)16:32:37 No.24749998

>>24749984
Well it‘s one of his pre-Richard II plays. They were all bad and this one unexceptionally so.

It‘s funny the particular care Bloom regards in seeing the mulatto baby saved in a play filled to the brim with gore though. His sacred idol.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)17:47:36 No.24750170

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)17:47:36 No.24750170

>>24749998
>They were all bad
Even Romeo and Juliet?

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