Characters Meet for Dinner
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- I am so sorry I cannot help in such a small way. I am used to taking on big challenges!
- I know of no one with such name. My name is Earnest!
- Who is this you speak of and why are you so eager to seek him?
- Has anyone seen Claudius?
- I have pain much greater than yours. I am in love and cannot marry the perfect girl.
- I am with you. Let's revolt and find the man you speak of. I will advise the plan.
- I am one too familiar with killing fathers and marrying mothers. I can't bare to think of that tragedy once more.
- He killed my father and married my mother, destroying my life! I need to avenge my father!
- Let me take over, I will come up with the perfect execution.
- MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
- I shall stab him point blank in front of the kingdom. No, I should do it in his sleep. No, rather I should poision his dink.
- Hamlet is in a search for Claudius and goes to ask if anyone has seen him around. He cannot receive the information he is looking for.
- Lysistrata, since you are doing most of the work, I will be the true man here and give you my seat.
- Be careful what you seek for. The truth is sometimes best unknown.
- Great idea! This is how the deed shall be done. This will allow my sorrows to cease.
- Hamlet explains his story to the others. Oedipus also shares his tragic past and how much it has affected him. Earnest makes a joke that his story is the saddest which is clearly not the case. Lysistrata is eager to help Hamlet find Claudius.
- What a gentleman. I was made for this Hamlet, I was born a leader.
- How can one bear to go through actions of this manner again?
- Let's do this Lysistrata. Who's with us!
- I am not one of this caliber and cannot assist you in this journey. Best of luck to you both! Bye.
- Hamlet cannot decide how to kill his uncle. He shows his indecisiveness and procrastination. Oedipus and Earnest get frustrated, while Lysistrata decides to take over the decision making.
- I cannot help. It will bring tragic memories back to life. I am sorry Hamlet, please obey my plea!
- I am ready. I live to change the norms. I can't wait to put such a horrible man in his place.
- Lets do this Lysistrata. The vengeance of my father awaits. What could go wrong?
- Lysistrata comes up with a great idea and Hamlet seems to be on board. Earnest shows his character while Oedipus uses his past to advise Hamlet of the possible outcomes.
- We shall have all of the women seduce him. You then will come from behind and stab him in the back!
- Hamlet asks Oedipus and Earnest for help but they do not seem intrigued.
- Uhhhhhhh...
- Hamlet and Lysistrata go off to find Claudius and execute their plan. Lysistrata shows how she isn't a stranger to defying the law and showing that women have just as much power as men. Earnest and Oedipus cannot help and go off on their separate ways.
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