Anchored Prologue
"heh," he said with a grin and, thankfully, dropping the bad shakespeare, "you always think you know best don't you?" "that's because i often do."
Plot
shakespeare also said this, and now he's a legend. then a really interesting teacher told me that the plot is the least important part of the story. my eyes bugged out of my head when he told me this, so i took the most direct approach i could think of.
...and thou
The gem he ended up walking away with was a book of shakespeare's sonnets that someone had heavily annotated.
Bird's Eye
She too was an intellectual, but though she had read shakespeare and wordsworth and a lot of what was between and surrounding she could not stand the theatrical usage of language the crow typically employed.
On Seven Hills...
This was the first time he would see the city his parents spoke fondly of and the wolf was impressed, as he stroked his beard-fur and contemplated this city.there was a reason why shakespeare would look to the histories of roma for the material for his plays
Wishes
shakespeare specifically. he wrote a few very good stories and some even remind me of the situation between me and answer. but a lot end in tragedy, like his romeo and juliet. so i rewrote it. i think it's much better now!
Dreamtime.
shakespeare used it to create his plays in a manner that has never been seen before and likely will be never seen again. this is also the state in which our story takes it's routes.
Nice to Seat You ch. 1.7end
"like anyone can forget that cinematic massacre of shakespeare, right?" "seriously, you've watched star wars too?" "what's that supposed to mean?"
Second Chances: Chapter 12
A small smirk played its way across my face; i believe it was shakespeare who once said that puns were the highest of all humors. today was going to be a good day.
Chapter 2 of: Not your Average School Year
Parkers class, she read to us a bit about shakespeare's romeo and juliet, and how he structured the story. jamey didn't hear anything that ms. parker said. jamey was in another world still thinking about the wolf.
Where Courage Lies: The Lone Dragon
-william shakespeare the tragedy of julius caesar, act ii, scene 2 the rain poured down. all across the land dirt turned to mud and the tree branches hung heavily from the weight of the water.
Seven-Tails, Chapter 1
shakespeare, i think, he always had a way with stupid meanderings like that.