Thine Evermore (future-tense)

“Thine evermore” (future-tense)

to “Lord, we know who we are, but not who we may be!” (The future is unknown)

to “he that thou knowest thine” (present-tense)

Because you don’t know what the future will look like, but you’re in love now.

Blackberries!!!! I love blackberries!!!!

scholars and writers who acknowledge Horatio's importance in the play are my favourite kind of people

hrgn. *crawls out of the cave* “what a noble mind is here o’erthrown” vs like. “now cracks a noble heart” no bc both ophelia and horatio both recognize hamlet’s madness BUT hamlet still loves horatio with his heart no matter how mad he is and the only way that that would ever stop is if he dies. and then he does. *returns to the cave*

The only valid modern romeo and juliet au is where everything is still referred to as fair verona

Mercutio would be fantastic at writing essays, he knows how to make an exit and a point.