i know one is judas. cortez the conquistador and charles darwin are my other guesses.
Yeah..he's definetly not nice..but these are like known for being traitors.
i know judas is one.
Duh..cause of Alex's talk. You may guess one of the others but I declare the third impossible, I didn't even know the guy existed.
come on you gotta tell who they are!!!!
No, I definetly do not.
wait.....you still haven't told!!!!!!!!!!! we had this arguement so long ago. who are they!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????? tell!!
I know that this thread has been dormant for a couple of months, but in case anyone is wondering, the other two were Brutus and Cassius, two of the men who organized the assassination of Julius Caesar. (BTW, thatdarngirl, if you manage to guess Brutus you should also know Cassius.)
AW..I was trying not to ruin it for everyone! If they wanted to know I was just gonna message them about it. And I've never even heard of Cassius..some History major I would have been!
Not really, he's a major character in William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar". Then again, I'm not sure if that's still required reading in high school, so maybe you wouldn't know about him.
In my High School we got to choose which play we wanted to read, I read Ophello. We also read King Lear and a Midsummers Night Dream. I should probably pick it up and read it, but I've also never read Romeo and Juliet and that's fairly important.
I haven't read nearly enough Shakespeare, but we read Julius Caesar in 10th grade, so I remembered that. I find it really amazing how many of the sayings we still use even now originated with Shakespeare, and there are even more great sayings in there that aren't used anymore.
My school didn't really read enough Shakespeare either (I forgot that we read Macbeth as well). However, this is ok with me because I'm not a big fan of Shakespeare. He's amazing, but to me most of his stories seem like 50 cent romance novels.
man, i've already read Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Caesar, and this year we're reading King Leer... i guess my school is big on the Shakespeare lol
Of course, you have to realize that one of the reasons they seem cliched now is that so much of modern theater and movies derives from Shakespeare. Also, I think it is more impressive when you actually see the plays performed as opposed to just reading them.
i went to see othello today!!!!! it was very good. i saw amanda and sarah there. interesting. the black guy that played othello was HUGE!! the top of all the other actor's heads came up to his shoulder. then he was in love with this little tiny white girl w/ blonde hair. quite comical.