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Friday, May 19, 2006

   Ever Want to Learn About Hamlet?


-*-The following advertisement is completely designed by Botan, it will teach you about the story line behind Hamlet, however, there is not actually a video game of Hamlet. How sad-*-

Prolouge
This is the story of Hamlet, a young Danish Prince. His father has just died and his father's brother has married the Queen. Hamlet is extremely depressed and seeks an escape in college, but is told by his mother and uncle-father to stay home.

Theme Song (sung to the tune of the Legend of Zelda Theme song)
Hamlet
He stays in town
stays to avenge
his father's murder
the new king
killed for the crown
and for the queen's blessed hand
so now he rules all the land...
of Denmark!
Hamlet
poison your blade
so you can kill
your wicked uncle
and while your mind's spinning around
your boyhood friends come to town
to figure out what the hell's the matter
*instrumental break*
Now Horatio
must tell the story
of Hamlet
and his glory
oh, and while he explains
Fortinbras will reign
and tribute shall be done
in Hamlet's name.

Ending of Prolouge
You shall play as Horatio, Hamlet's closest and most trusted friend. Guide him on his journey to avenge his father by killing his uncle and proclaim his story to the world!



So, there's the prolouge. And I didn't even talk about Ophelia, though I alluded to Laertes. TT_TT

hehe, I love Shakespeare.

Tomorrow is the diabetes walk!!!! whoot!!!

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