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2023-12-17 17:25:49 UTC

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@npub1jac…zppv @npub1urv…wqtj
I'm saying you shouldn't tell people about your war crimes until they're already completed.

2023-11-30 01:50:48 UTC

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@npub1jac…zppv @npub1g0u…3vfw Could I get you to break your word and say more?

2023-08-16 12:06:04 UTC

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@npub1jac…zppv @npub140g…fkpv I don't think you can afford it.

2023-08-16 12:03:05 UTC

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@npub140g…fkpv GM a tale in six partys
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2023-08-14 22:32:09 UTC

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@npub12hl…yqd2 @npub1wfv…yfp8 @npub1kwl…wmg5 @npub1ku8…8cga Thereby consigning the rest of New York State, which would be completely red if not for New York City, once again to the predatory predilections of New York City.

2023-08-14 20:02:33 UTC

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@npub1jac…zppv @npub1lnt…gqse @npub1heu…tedf @npub13xh…9x2y
The consistent high regard with which you've always treated those condemned to a life of daily toil.

2023-08-04 22:05:24 UTC

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@npub1pt6…6mf6 @npub1vdd…tkfq
>How nasty of Theseus to say those nice words about duty and then make fun of their play the whole time. But then, it was truly a terrible play. Alack, alack, alack! It would be a better world if everyone said “die die die die die” at the moment of their death.
How familiar are you with the Theseus of mythology? A hero certainly, but he's revealed to be a contemptible character on many an occasion.
>I found it poignant how Robin ends the play. It parallels the humorous “disclaimers” of the play-within-a-play, but it’s serious. Not “forgive me for roaring too loud” but “forgive me if I’ve wasted your time.” The parallel makes you wonder if we, too, are just a make-believe audience in another play.
I'd say that even if your life were just a dream, you should treat your pathos with serious consideration.
>In Pyramus and Thisbe, the comical Moonshine and Wall meddle in the lovers' lives, showing or hiding them from each other. In the play itself, Diana and Cupid and all the fairies meddle in the lives of ancient Greek nobility. The play is a comedy to us only because we are granted the ability to see what lurks in the characters' dreams. So, too, is Pyramus and Thisbe a comedy because the audience's discernment so exceeds the players' own. Being trapped in the waking light of my own life, the light of consciousness, must make it seem more tragic than it really is. And I wonder who meddles in it.
Dramatic irony is also a feature of many of Shakespeare's tragedies. But Pyramus and Thisbe is supposed to be a tragedy. Perhaps tragedy can also be funny.

2023-08-04 21:54:13 UTC

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@npub1vdd…tkfq @npub1pt6…6mf6
>ACT III opens with some funny moments as the performers think of disclaimers to put before their play, like saying the lion isn't really a lion or that the person playing the role of pyramus doesn't actually die, to avoid scaring the ladies. they settle on the lion speaking and politely introducing himself as the man playing him before making a million other changes. lions actually used to live in greece even after the classical period ended... anyway i have a feeling the play they're writing is going to suck
I don't know if Pyramus and thisbe survives outside of Ovid. Makes me wonder. This story has such Ovidian overtones.
Yeah there was a Grecian lion at one time, surviving as far back as the time of the Trojan War, if I remember correctly.
>in this play hate is presented as the opposite of love; if you don't actively love someone you must hate them. in reality the opposite of love is indifference, and in fact love necessarily carries much hate within itself, and the two are inextricable.
But so often does a jilted or long unrequited lover turn immediately to hate. But you're probably right. But it's like the longing never ends, and proceeds to its darker manifestation when the love cannot be realized.
>night is a magical time. it came to mind here that reading a play has an advantage over seeing one performed. when you go to see one the set-designers are responsible for creating the places where the play takes place, but reading it you can imagine it detached from any physical stage, any hall, any audience. the actors aren't actors, they simply are the characters, and portray themselves; grassy fields and castles and towns, you can imagine these places that could never perfectly be recreated on a stage in your own head.
Some plays are unreadable. Only enjoyable when you see it performed. I suppose Shakespeare isn't like that though.

2023-08-04 21:49:02 UTC

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@npub1vdd…tkfq @npub1pt6…6mf6
>here it's actually love being interrupted that causes bad things to happen instead of love itself causing them to happen like mentioned earlier, i get the feeling this might come up later
Righteous, appropriate love is the order of life?
>reminds me of the idea in the symposium that men and women used to be one creature that was later separated. also the use of the word troth which is where betrothed comes from
Even Eve is considered made from the material of Adam.
Troth: faith or loyalty when pledged in a solemn agreement or undertaking. I did not know that.

2023-08-04 21:41:38 UTC

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@npub1pt6…6mf6 @npub1vdd…tkfq
>Lysander, under the influence of the love potion, falls in love with Helena and attributes it to his now-fully-matured *reason*. It is an obvious truism that reason is more often used to 'rationalize' an irrational opinion than to 'be rational' in the first place,
It's also a feature of young people. Cresting each wave, they feel like they've finally come into their own and experienced *real* adulthood. It's an iterative process that never ends until you get old.
>'rationally' explain why they are in love. It is the logical conclusion of all the 'comparing between Hermia and Helena' which has gone on in this play. What an amazingly fitting end to an act which is all about the capricious spirits of the unreasonable and unreasoned.
Cross-reference Cupid and Apollo from Ovid's Metamorphoses. There is no choosing involved. There's certainly no will. Desire is imposed somehow on you but from outside of you.

2023-08-04 21:37:08 UTC

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@npub1pt6…6mf6 @npub1vdd…tkfq
>Again the moon is the suppressor of love. I read that the goddess of the moon, Diana, also symbolizes virginity. In Act I, Theseus's wedding to Hippolyta must wiat for the moon to change, and Hermia (if she renounces Demetrius) will be doomed to become a nun at Diana's altar. The wedge between Titania and Oberon's love causes the rivers to flood, and the moon is the "governess of floods" because it controls the tides.
Diana (Artemis) is associated with virginity and childhood, also associated with the necessary transformations from innocence to experience. Artemis, according to certain cults in certain regions, had to be placated before aspiring adults would be allowed to marry, being other protective of possessive of the innocent young. Sometimes marriage rituals seem specifically to invoke Artemis. And sometimes members of her cult may have officiated.
Artemis is actually a big deal, now that I think about it. It's no surprise the giant temple she had in Ephesus.
I do not know much about the Roman cultic practices of Diana. I assume, perhaps foolishly, that they're similar.
Fun read so far.

2023-07-23 00:48:46 UTC

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@npub19c6…n2g5 @npub1hvu…vy5q @npub1s3m…qewq @npub1q2j…crzn Spiclet?

2023-07-22 15:35:28 UTC

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@npub1qdd…x0ea @npub1q6y…tr82
In all likelihood, a majority of the saints have been democratically martyred for the crime of being right by fact and not be fiat.

2023-07-22 15:00:50 UTC

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@npub1qdd…x0ea @npub1q6y…tr82 I make try engage in word play.
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2023-07-22 14:02:27 UTC

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@npub1qdd…x0ea @npub1q6y…tr82
Duran is a meme. Tastes awful. Smells even worse. Would not recommend.

2023-04-27 09:59:55 UTC

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#[0] #[1] It may be due a rewatch.

2023-04-13 20:00:41 UTC

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#[0] See you later.
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2023-04-01 02:33:01 UTC

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2023-03-31 17:22:33 UTC

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2023-03-30 10:52:19 UTC

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2023-03-20 12:41:48 UTC

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2023-03-15 11:50:28 UTC

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2023-03-13 10:10:58 UTC

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#[0] Good morning.
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2023-03-13 01:26:12 UTC

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2023-03-12 23:26:08 UTC

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#[0] You'll need to fish from a boat.

2023-03-12 21:45:11 UTC

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