TV plot uncovers the truth?

[The Who]

Ahhh. Now it is becoming clear. This is the plot from an Australian Children's program: "DESdemona has evil powers that seem to have a mind of their own, unleashing themselves at the most inconvenient of times on unsuspecting victims" . . .

So, it seems that DESdemona is not following the Shakespearean script in Orthello at all, where (s)he disappoints her fans and leaves for a wealthier suitor. He is, instead, intent on reeking havoc to unsuspecting victims, the Canterbury Bulldogs.

Hmmmn. Maybe I'll have to rethink my opinion of the bloke formerly known as the coach of Manly. If he keeps up the good work and ruins the Dogs as is happening then perhaps we should let him re-enter the pearly gates of the northern beaches.

 

[Phantar]

Or even in "Othello" TW!

 

[Eagles2nv]

I thought i was done with shakespeare when i finished school.

Why does it keep occasionally haunting me

 

[Darren]

Storm and Dogs. Quite riveting reading as we go on and on and on.

 

[Dan]

Dafuq did I just read

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

Ah, Eagles2nv, many of Shakespeare's works are 'timeless, dealing as they do with recurring themes in human relationships. Power, lust, jealousy, deception, etc. Which is one reason why his plays still fascinate, centuries later. (I recommend Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet for example, if you haven't seen it!).

And Des is not unfamiliar with Shakespearian themes, I'd guess. He is possibly the only coach who could (possibly) revive the Bulldogs from the position they are in.

 

[manlyfan76]

Come 230 am this thread will make sense to me.

 

[Captain Moondog]

Let me recommend Hamlet by Milligan

Spike Milligan - "Said Hamlet to Ophelia,I'll draw a sketch of thee.
What kind of pencil shall I use?
2B or not 2B?"

 

[Shoe1]

I thought i was done with shakespeare when i finished school.

Why does it keep occasionally haunting me

Because it deals with life and is relevant to so much.