humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare

On Apr 7, 12:09=C2=A0pm, lackpurity wrote:
> On Apr 2, 8:27=C2=A0pm, Ann wrote:
>
> > On Mar 29, 3:58=EF=BF=BDpm, Greg Reynolds wrote:
>
> > > Well, I remember thinking the play ought to just be called "Octavius"
> > > as he is the main thinker and doer and he wins all the spoils.
>
> > This would be consistent with Shakespeare's other great plays,
> > "Fortinbras," "Kent and Albany," and "Henry VII."
>
> MM:
> Hah! =C2=A0Ol' Greg got whipsawed on that one. =C2=A0Maybe we should let G=
reg
> revise and explain the ENTIRE CANON? =C2=A0ROTFL

My thorough response and Ann's reply were posted days ago so you are
whipsawing yourself to think you are current in this thread, lackie.

You might want to go to the thread "For Michael Martin" and explain
your owns words, unless you agree they are dumb, hollow, and unworthy,
in which case just retract them.

Until you know the difference between Fortinbras and Maidenform you
needn't interrupt the real conversations here.


Greg Reynolds