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[changeling]

If I seem to be absent, it's because of this play from hell, AKA The Scottish Play. It's really very good, so come watch it.

Things I have learnt from this play:
* No matter how obvious you are about the fact that you've killed people, your servants will never nark. They don't have any personality at all... besides being transvestites, that is.
* There is only one guy who does all messenging; to both you and your enemies. That's why he's always out of breath.
* Your most trusted lieutenant is also the most trusted lieutenant of the other side. Luckily, he doesn't reveal your battle strategies... mostly because your only strategy is "I can't die yet!"
* Don't trust any man in a flannel shirt and a beanie. He's a murderer. He probably has a knife.

Comments

[scott-wells.livejournal.com]

To say nothing of this little tidbit I learned from it:

When three strange, cackling BEARDED women, dancing around a pot in the middle of the night tell you that you will be king, you are NOT obligated to believe them. If you CHOOSE to believe them, please pay attention when they give you cryptic clues about your downfall. By all means, pave Burnham Wood.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

*grins* Yes. I agree. I don't understand why he didn't raze Burnham Wood to the ground! Nat, for her turn, said she couldn't understand why the fuck he took up at Dunsinane, for that matter.

[tycho.livejournal.com]

Just a flannel shirt and a beanie? I can think of far more suspicious looking clothing which makes guys look like murderers.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

That's the costume.

[tycho.livejournal.com]

Oh, ok. ^_^;

[serizawa3000.livejournal.com]

And guys named Duncan have incredibly bad luck. :)

[nailer.livejournal.com]

hey. Twas nice running into you the other day, haven't seen ye for ages. A lot of people seem to be having `meh' days right now, hope it gets better. Your icon for this post is very cool. Hope to catch up with ye soon.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

'Twas indeed most excellent fortune. Come see The Tragedy of Macbeth! I'm doing sound. It's at Theatreworks, so not far from your place...