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Ay, and we are betrothed [Shakespeare For You]
Enjoy how many plays Shakespeare uses the same kind of plots! Video Blog.
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He Is A Kind Of Chameleon [Shakespeare For You]
How to play comic fighting scene. See my video blog.
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Please You Deliberate A Day Or Two [Shakespeare For You]
What would you say when you are forced to do something immediately? Shakespeare says this: BLOG
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What I will, I will. [Shakespeare For You]
Elica Miwa shares Shakespearean wisdom: ‘For what I will, I will, and there an end.’ – Antonio, Two Gentlemen of Verona. Plus, acting tip: Maintain high status as a father figure.
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Sweet Love, Sweet Lines, Sweet Life [Shakespeare For You]
Elica Miwa shares Shakespeare’s sweet, meaningful phrases. “Sweet love, sweet lines, sweet life!” Proteus declares his affection for Julia. He cradles her pledge, longing for parental blessing. The soliloquy reveals his inner turmoil. “O heavenly Julia!” His repetition of “Here is her~” and “O” showcases his passion and desperation in comic ways.
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How To Become A Perfect Man [Shakespeare For You]
Elica Miwa shares inspiring Shakespeare quotes. Antonio from “Two Gentlemen of Verona” emphasizes the necessity of worldly experience for perfection, urging his son Proteus to journey abroad. Stress “perfect” and “world.”
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Insults? [Shakespeare For You]
Elica Miwa shares Shakespearean wisdom. ‘You, minion, are too saucy,’ echoes Julia. Remember, control emotions. Quiet with kindness. Support my cast! LIKE, SHARE, FOLLOW, SUBSCRIBE, and collaborate. Contact for future projects.
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Maids in Modesty Say “No” [Shakespeare For You]
Taste the world of Shakespeare with some acting tips. This is Julia, Two Gentlemen of Verona.
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Shallow Story of Deep Love [Shakespeare For You]
Valentine from “Two Gentlemen of Verona” alludes to the tragic myth of Leander, who drowned crossing the Hellespont for his secret love, Hero—a frequent Shakespearean reference.