The Bride! - Questioning Accountability and Regret
Ida "The Bride" / Mary Shelley:
What are you sorry for? Did you do something wrong? Something you thought you might get away with?
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The Bride! - Voicing the Unspoken of the Dead
Ida "The Bride" / Mary Shelley:
The dead have got something to say, and I'm saying it.
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The Bride! - Monsters Bring Life to the Corrupt
Ida "The Bride" / Mary Shelley:
The corrupt are going to see life is here and it's coming to you from the monsters.
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The Bride! - A Reluctant Acceptance of Unwanted Circumstances
Ida "The Bride" / Mary Shelley:
I didn't want this. I didn't want any of this!
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The Bride! - Loss of Identity and Memory
Ida "The Bride" / Mary Shelley:
What's my name? I… I can't remember.
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The Bride! - Questioning Identity After Life-Altering Event
Ida "The Bride" / Mary Shelley:
Was I just the same before the accident?
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Hamnet - The Tragic Tale of Orpheus and Eurydice
Will: [[w:Orpheus and Eurydice|Orpheus and Eurydice]
Do you know the story of ]? Orpheus is a man of music. He has this exquisite voice. His playing of the kithara, which is a... is-is a harp-like lyre, is so divine, birds, the... the beasts, e-even the stones and the trees, they all moved to the rhythm of his music. Now, Orpheus falls in love with this beautiful nymph, Eurydice. Soon after their marriage, Eurydice's bitten by a viper and poison courses through her body, and she's killed. And Orpheus, filled with grief, journeys to the underworld to take her back. He charms this three-headed dog, Cerberus. He beguiles Hades until finally... he's allowed to take his love back with him to the world of the living but... under one condition.
Agnes:
What is it?
Will:
She must follow behind him, and he must not turn around to look at her. Now, as they begin their ascent, Orpheus can't hear her footsteps, so he listens... and listens and listens and listens. But all he can hear is the sound of his heartbeat. And the rest is silence. And as he approaches the gates of the underworld... he can't contain himself any longer. He turns around to look at her, and she is... trapped in the underworld forever.
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Hamnet - The Limits of Intuitive Connection
Will: [Touches Agnes's hand]
Is it true, you know everything about a person, by touching them here?
Agnes:
Not everything.
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Women Talking - Desires and Contentment in Conflict
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Women Talking - Confronting Hypocrisy in Communication
Mariche:
It was a yes or no question. You shit like any other man, why don't you talk like one?
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