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10/31/25(Fri)20:24:12 No.24845413

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Who is the most Shakesperian person to actually live

Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)20:27:20 No.24845420

Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)20:27:20 No.24845420

>>24845413
William Shakespeare

Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)20:34:30 No.24845439

Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)20:34:30 No.24845439

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Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)20:55:59 No.24845501

Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)20:55:59 No.24845501

>>24845420
>t. 200 iq

Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)22:35:12 No.24845782

Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)22:35:12 No.24845782

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Anonymous
10/31/25(Fri)23:04:39 No.24845844

Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)23:04:39 No.24845844

>>24845439
Part Iago, Part Macbeth, part Lear lost in a storm. Rasputin is the one.

Anonymous
11/01/25(Sat)00:54:51 No.24846055

Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)00:54:51 No.24846055

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>>24845439
Good example. Needs a dash of larger than life, some insanity and borderline unbelievable series of events.

Anonymous
11/01/25(Sat)01:20:09 No.24846111

Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)01:20:09 No.24846111

>>24845413
Walter Raleigh. If you know, you know.

>The blossoms fallen, the sap gone from the tree,
>The broken monuments of my great desires,—

Anonymous
11/01/25(Sat)06:08:19 No.24846490

Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)06:08:19 No.24846490

Alcibiades