|YuvAni-SaRaj AT#8|Kadmon Ko Sambhale, Nazaron Ka Kya Karein - Page 116

Originally posted by: sparkling-star

Yeah I don't want to jump to conclusions, but the swap scene is giving a indication of the show/Snake reaching new and quite frankly psychotic heights, oh how I miss how lovely Suhani-Soumya were in the beginning. 😭

Othello loved Desdamona, and murdered her in her jealously and naivete but Snake... She does not even show a slight bit of concern for Suhani anymore.

Indeed. Psychotic heights is the correct phrase. By Shakespeare...I've read Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night, and 1 or 2 which I'm forgetting...what a magician...

His birthday is a day before mine. 😃 April 25th

Originally posted by: Elita

Meshu I bow to your writing skills...you make characters come alive. Simply brilliant girl.

Sorry girls am logging off...my brain has stopped functioning and my senses too have deserted me...

Yuvani have taken me to such heights that forget their heart beating...my own heart beat is so loud and hard....

Unacceptable behavior. I demand a review. NOW. ABHI AUR ISSI WAQT.😡

Originally posted by: yanks28

Indeed. Psychotic heights is the correct phrase. By Shakespeare...I've read Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night, and 1 or 2 which I'm forgetting...what a magician...

His birthday is a day before mine. 😃 April 25th

Originally posted by: sparkling-star

I just read your response on the FF to me, and I'm so sorry if I came off as a total perv, I meant it in a more figurative sense, in that you FF had a lot of passion in it. 😉

My birthday is 3 days before his and 4 days before yours; April 22. Hehe, it's Earth Day that day as well! 😛

I have yet to read all his plays, but Shakespeare was so ahead of his time, my, he is truly wonderful. He makes English one of my favorite courses. I love Macbeth, Twelfth Night, and Othello... Othello I believe was one of his first plays to feature a person of colour.

Shakespeare could depict characters from all walks of life...best thing was, he was impartial...so he didn't lean one way or another...he didn't impose his own views on love, marriage, life, death, etc onto his writing...he was very versatile...he could portray humans with all their strengths and weaknesses...and you could sympathize with even his most negative characters...

Another April kid 😉 Fellow Taurean...😳😳

Okay, please go and read my review. Hope it blows your socks off, just like you managed to blow mine off. 😆😉

AT DONE! 🥳

No.9, you are MINE! 😆😃