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- "In here is a tragedy---
- art thou player or audience?
- Be as it may, the end doth remain:
- all go on only toward death.
- The first words at thy left hand:
- a false lunacy, a madly dancing man.
- Hearing unhearable words, drawn
- to a beloved's grave---and there,
- mayhap, true madness at last.
- As did this one, playing at death,
- find true death at the last.
- Killing a nameless lover, she
- pierced a heart rent by sorrow.
- Doth lie invite truth?
- Doth verity but wear the
- mask of falsehood?
- Ah, thou pitiful, thou
- miserable ones!
- Still amidst lies, though the end cometh not,
- wherefore yearn for death?
- Wilt thou attend to thy beloved?
- Truth and lies, life and death:
- a game of turning white to black
- and black to white.
- Is not a silence brimming with
- love more precious than flattery?
- A peaceful slumber preferred to
- a throne besmirched with blood?
- One vengeful man
- spilled blood for two;
- Two youths shed tears for three;
- Three witches disappeared thusly;
- And only the four keys remain.
- Ah, but verily...
- In here is a tragedy---
- art thou player or audience?
- There is nothing which cannot
- become a puppet of fate or an
- onlooker, peering into the cage."
- What order are the these stories in?
- the stories are:
- Romeo and Juliet: Anthology 1
- King Lear: Anthology 2
- Macbeth: Anthology 3
- Hamlet: Anthology 4
- Othello: Anthology 5
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