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1. I love it!
   You sent me on a treasure hunt with the title and the mysterious photos ….

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2. Nice reflections!

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3. 🙂 🙂

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4. For never was a story of more woe … After Hamlet I tackled Romeo an Juliet, first read by Richard Armitage (the Hewson novel, nice twist in the tale, btw.) and now the BBC version with Ian McKellen. I love the mature McKellen but Romeo will now forever live in my mind as a young sop.
   BTW: Great reflections, confusing, but very appealing.

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   • It was my GCSE Shakespeare and I still enjoy it. But oh for a happy ending!

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     • Read Hewson then. It’s not a happy end but a believable ending which I like.

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