2021-01-07 20:57:43 ¶ ●

## Coriolanus Among Us AU

Where Coriolanus and Aufidius are the imposters

And everyone knows that they’re the imposters, because as soon as they became imposters Coriolanus was like “Hey Aufidius. I’m imposter. I’m gonna kill you”

And Aufidius was like “Well I’m imposter too. I’m gonna kill you first”

They spend the rest of the game trying to kill each other and ignoring everyone else.

The crewmates were originally planning on winning by finishing all their tasks, but they eventually get so annoyed with Coriolanus that they vote him out

2021-01-11 8:23:56 ¶ ●

## me, about any antagonist who has a stereotype of any sort applied to them throughout their life, which they both hate and confirm with their actions

2021-01-11 17:20:58 ¶ ●

So- if you’ve been following me for the past week, you’d know that my friend pressured me into getting Minecraft and I’m slowly figuring it out

Anyway I put the language setting into Shakespeare mode, and now all the award things are direct quotes from Shakespeare

HAMLET act 3 scene 1

PERICLES act 2 scene 1

MACBETH act 1 scene 4

CYMBELINE act 4 scene 2

There were more but I can only scroll up so far

2021-01-12 20:47:03 ¶ ●

## Minecraft but the language setting is in Shakespeare mode (part 2)

I was able to pull up the rest of the Minecraft awards,

So enjoy some Shakespearean Minecraft

AS YOU LIKE IT act 3 scene 2

TIMON OF ATHENS act 4 scene 3

SONNET 65

AS YOU LIKE IT act 4 scene 1

HENRY V act 1 scene 2

2021-01-14 2:21:32 ¶ ● ⬈

## Minecraft but the language setting is in Shakespeare mode (part 2)

edettethegreat:

> I was able to pull up the rest of the Minecraft awards,

> So enjoy some Shakespearean Minecraft

> AS YOU LIKE IT act 3 scene 2

> TIMON OF ATHENS act 4 scene 3

> SONNET 65

> AS YOU LIKE IT act 4 scene 1

> HENRY V act 1 scene 2

GOT A NEW ONE!

TIMON OF ATHENS act 3 scene 6

2021-01-14 6:11:47 ¶ ●

## part 3 of my cool shakespearean Minecraft awards (bc language setting is in Shakespeare mode)

KING JOHN act 4 scene 2

2021-01-14 19:27:46 ¶ ●

2021-01-20 5:11:17 ¶ ●

2021-01-21 17:58:02 ¶ ●

## im taking a final in 4 minutes but i had to make this meme

2021-01-25 6:13:33 ¶ ●

## pointless Edmund analysis number who knows what, because I’m bored and also haven’t posted about Shakespeare for a while

I know that Edmund is in no way a tragic hero, and therefore doesn’t need a specific fatal flaw.

But too bad because I feel like analyzing this.

Anyway.

Edmund’s fatal flaw is his inability to pass up opportunity.

Let me explain.

Edmund is often compared to villains like Iago (which is a pretty bad comparison, but that’s a topic for a different post) because they both go around plotting against everyone causing chaos through excessive lying.

BUT a major difference in Edmund and Iago’s plans is that Iago had a big master plan, and each lie he told was just a piece of it, helping him get to his final goal.

But Edmund’s plan was very step-by-step. He didn’t have a master plan. He couldn’t have, because he didn’t know about the events of future acts at the time he was putting Plan A into motion in 1.2.

Edmund’s Plan A is to get rid of Edgar by framing him and become Gloucester’s heir and favorite son.

Once he became heir, his plan would have ended there.

But then the kingdom started having a whole ton of internal conflict, and Gloucester joined the wrong side of it. Gloucester not only joined the wrong side, but he told Edmund about it, and told him exactly where he could find the one and only piece of evidence against him.

So now Edmund takes that opportunity as well, and reveals Gloucester’s actions to Cornwall, who accuses Gloucester of treason, thereby making Edmund Earl.

And he would have stopped there. He got more than he originally thought he’s get.

But now the the highest ranking woman two of the highest ranking women in England are interested in him. He could become King. KING. He could actually become KING now.

He was only trying to become heir to and earl originally. BUT NOW HE COULD BECOME KING!!

But then some ✨mysterious masked dude✨ challenges him to the whole trial by combat thing, and once again, this is an opportunity he can’t pass up. If he wins the fight, some serious charges against him will be dropped. Sure, he can refuse since the guy didn’t identify himself. But what if the guy says “actually hold up, I’ve decided to identify myself now”? Then he’d definitely have to fight him. It’s better for him to fight without demanding the man to reveal himself, because then if he loses in a way that doesn’t involve him dying, he can demand a rematch due to the opponent technically not following the rules. This way he can potentially get another chance.

Not sure how to end this- I left this sitting in drafts for a while but I wanna post it

So that’s that I guess

2021-01-25 6:18:56 ¶ ●

Also while I’m here let me just say as much as I love Goneril, Regan will always be better than her in my opinion

2021-01-26 23:08:06 ¶ ●

## OK FINALS ARE OVER

SO I’m gonna continue my “Shakespeare but told in “It’s more likely than you think” memes” series

BUT. This time you get to vote on which play I do next!

The plays I’ve already done: (from oldest to newest)

-King Lear

-Macbeth

-Julius Caesar

-Romeo and Juliet

-Twelfth Night

The Plays I’ve read but have’t made one of these for yet

-The Tempest

-Othello

-Hamlet

-The Merchant of Venice

-Titus Andronicus

-Coriolanus (actually I didn’t finish reading it yet, but I will soon)