Whatever happened to all the heroes? All the Shakespearoes?
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They all went out with Wyatt Earp and the days of the gunslingers of the old West.
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Lost or exsized?  There are plenty of books in it that have been almost totally gutted, Song of Solomon for one.  There are others that were taken out at the behest of kings who didn't like what they said.  Others re-written to change a meaning or dull down what was said.  So alot of the original works in it are 'lost'.
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Apparently, Barry and Robin are planning to announce their plans shortly. Personally, I think they should just focus on the creative side, rather then the performing one. \nThe loss of Maurice notwithstanding, the last few "live" performances I've watched on TV, had me turning my head, much as a dog would do with an approaching siren (yeah, I guess I howled a little too). The voices just aren't there, anymore. Do some writing, do some relaxing, and keep counting those many millions you have in the bank!\n\n'Nuff said.
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Yeah, that movie was sweet, but with only two survivors (and the least interesting two characters of all) I don't see a sequel in the offing.  Not a bad idea though.  I think a better sequel would be Braveheart II... nah, just kidding.
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All of Shakespeare's plays were performed at the Globe.  It was the principal theatre in London at the time and was attended by Queen Elizabeth I.
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Both my mother and I were disappointed by the loose strands left after the series finale.\n Don't get me wrong, some great things happened - Mary and Carlos back together, Mary graduating college, all the twins expected, Simon and Rose still friends after cancelled wedding....\nBut, there are still some unanswered questions. - What is this thing Sandy needs to talk to Simon about?, Will Rose and Umberto actually get together?, Where's Martin, and will anything happen between him and Ruthie?, What about Peter and Ruthie?....\nThis episode did not feel like series finale. Oh, well!
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I dunno, what happened?
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You can watch all the full episodes of Heroes without commercials on Fanpop if you missed any:\nhttp://www.fanpop.com/spots/heroes/links?tag_string=full+episode&file_type_filter=6&sort_method=hotness\n\nThis episode was okay, but not as good as the others.  Enjoy!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poetic_justice ? I'm not sure if there IS poetic justice in Romeo and Juliet, but then I've not read it for ages.
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wow, what was THAT all about?
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Didn't know they went anywhere??
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the show ended with 2 Movie and 64 Eps if i'm correct. Nothing more was made after.\n\nso I'll leave to your imagination to guess what happened after
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The general consensus is that Shakespeare wrote thirty-seven plays (see list below). However, no one can know for certain because of the inexact documentation at the time the plays were first being organized and published. If we include "The Two Noble Kinsmen" and two lost plays attributed to Shakespeare, "Cardenio" and "Love's Labour's Won", then we could say he wrote, either alone or in collaboration, forty plays. Moreover, in the last few years many critics have begun to reassess a play called "Edward III", currently grouped with a collection of eleven other plays known as the Shakespeare Apocrypha. "Edward III" bears striking similarities to Shakespeare’s early histories. Another play, "Sir Thomas More" has also been under debate.  Handwriting analysis has led scholars to believe that Shakespeare revised parts of "Sir Thomas More", but, like "Edward III", it is not part of the standard collection of Shakespeare's plays. For more information on "Edward III" or the Shakespeare Apocrypha, please see the links to the right. \nThe Plays\nComedies\n"The Tempest", "The Two Gentlemen of Verona", "The Merry Wives of Windsor", "Measure for Measure", "The Comedy of Errors", "Much Ado About Nothing", "Love's Labour's Lost", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice", "As You Like It", "The Taming of the Shrew", "All's Well That Ends Well", "Twelfth Night", "The Winter's Tale", "Cymbeline", "Pericles, Prince of Tyre", "Troilus and Cressida"\nTragedies\n"Coriolanus", "Titus Andronicus", "Romeo and Juliet", "Julius Caesar", "Macbeth", "Timon of Athens", "Hamlet", "King Lear", "Othello", "Antony and Cleopatra"\nHistories\n"1,2, and 3 Henry VI", "1 and 2 Henry IV", "King John", "Richard II", "Richard III", "Henry V", "Henry VIII"
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I can't really say because we read it in play form in my English class and I played Tybalt so I kinda feel like I shouldn't dis him.\n\nI don't have the play right in front of me but I think he's arranged for them to get married but this will later become Wednesday after Juliet apologizes to Capulet for being so against him; he thought it was because of Tybalt's death but it was because Romeo was banished for killing Tybalt.\n\nHe describes her as still beautiful even though she may be dead (which she isn't). He says something about the color of roses not being gone from her lips or something like that.\n\nThe agony Romeo and Juliet's death caused their families was tremendous and showed their families that fighting was not the answer to things. The loss of one's only child is not worth the dumb excuse of fighting between families.\n\nShakespeare never gave anyone birthdates in the play since it didn't really matter, but we can estimate that Romeo was about 17 or 18 from accounts of historians who examined the play with great care.
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It's been awhile since I've read "Macbeth".  I hope this helps:\n\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/macbeth/
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I DONT REALLY KNOW,BUT DAMN, WOULDN'T BE GREAT IF WE COULD HAVE FOUND OUT. THEY WERE ALL MUSICAL GENIUSES IN THEIR OWN RIGHT. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN INTERESTING TO SEE WHAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO SAY NOW.MAYBE MORE MUSIC TODAY WOULD BE WORTH LISTENING TO.
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I clicked on the link, but I saw that you had already been helped!\n\nPerhaps Odesseus/Ulysses was a comic hero?  I mean, come on!  A big wooden horse to defeat the Trojans?  Somehow I think this was a play on Trojan ego...  Was the giant wooden horse compensating for something?  Sorry.  I love double meanings...