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Lord Falk LeGrey Posted Jan 16, 2001
Oh, Dante is an old poet from Reneissance. He has wrote the famous book Divine Comedie which tells the story of his search for his long lost love. His love has died many years ago but Dante still feels for her. He decides to follow some strange tracks to woods and meets Vergilius (the famous Roman poet) there. Accomppanied by Vergilius Dante descends mountain and straight to the first level of Hell. Dante and Vergilius travel through hell and purgatory all the way to paradise where Dante meets his love. 
It's a calssic!
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Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... Posted Jan 20, 2001
THat's really romantic!
This why i like shakespeare & burns because they have romance, tradigy, humour and they both show the alnguage of the day beautifully!
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Lord Falk LeGrey Posted Jan 22, 2001
It is romantic. I like the old language also, it makes so nice atmosphere around the story. My own poem is not really a romantic, it is only weird. 
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Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... Posted Jan 22, 2001
well in school we are reading Macbeth and although i only wanted a small part (
im a wee bit shy when it comes to things like that!) but anyway some how i ended up with lady Macbeth who has these huge scripts and the old language is so difficult to read let alone understand!!
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Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... Posted Jan 22, 2001
well in school we are reading Macbeth and although i only wanted a small part ( im a wee bit shy when it comes to things like that!) but anyway some how i ended up with lady Macbeth who has these huge scripts and the old language is so difficult to read let alone understand!! but it does make the whole play seem more mysterious!
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Lord Falk LeGrey Posted Jan 23, 2001
Macbeth is interesting! We haven't any plays for long because the people who decide what to play are bit of these normal people who choose the stupid alternatives. 
In my school no one seems to like Shakespeare except few people so here we are...
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Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... Posted Jan 24, 2001
Same deal i love shakespeare as do many other peeps in my year but as there always is there are people who just dont get it..........they think it is boring and would rather be reading cosmopolitan or footie mags..........or HARRY POTTER!
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Lord Falk LeGrey Posted Jan 25, 2001
No one from our class hasn't read the Harry Potter and neither do I since I haven't got time. And I'm reading some other books right now... But people don't read any more. 
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