So this scene is basically hilarious. I can sum it up thus:
Dromio of S.: Time is bald!
Adriana [to A. of S.]: You're my husband!
Antipholus of S.: mmmmm... Kay.
For the record the whole time/hair bit is awesome. In my mind, where Shakespeare had a sketch comedy show, that was a highlight.
Oh, and Antipholus of Syracuse just totally pretends to be the husband of someone he has never met...
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4 comments:
Maybe Antipholus pretends to be her husband because he thinks she's hot... ;-)
LOOK OUT COMMENT BOARD, I'm gonna post lots. Especially when you get to AMND.
That's definitely possible... :-)
AMND is gonna be fun to reread. Ah, the memories!
Sadly, I don't share those memories with you two. Anyway, concerning the play at hand, it is rather strange the way A. of S. just goes right along with all this and does NOTHING. (Maybe he has a case of love at first sight with Luciana and thinks what the heck? Dinner with two pretty ladies? Sure! Not that that's how I would act at ALL, but still....) Yay, the "time is bald" scene. Hilarious and fun to do. Hah! There's a memory neither of you share with me (sort of, technically). On with the commenting!
w00t! My comments are totally longer than both of yours! Hahahahahaaaaaa! (incredibly evil laugh) I shall rule the world with my commenting abilities!
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