Will

Will is plagued with guilt over the arrest of a rival playwright, and he makes a dangerous confession to the sightly, rebellious Alice. The future of the theatre is jeopardized when another playhouse tempts a popular actor.

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I'll always have need of thee.

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by William Shakespeare!

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until you had proof positive.

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Who do you think you're talking to?

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Right.

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The theatre was full today.

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It was mainly Kemp's tricks and jigs that made the crowd happy.

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I have a new idea for a play that is both tragic and comic.

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No players.

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two blushing pilgrims, ready stand,

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Pity the idiot's so loyal.

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Poor dear gentleman of late lost his wife.

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I saw Marlowe cut Baxter.

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to a...

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greatness.

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The upstart crow.

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And to remedy my...

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Topcliffe was coming for someone,

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Yours is to endure your guilt.

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Successful?

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And you...

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And you're...

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Good night, Richard.

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Don't worry, Baxter will soon be released.

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We had our fun, but the party is done.

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Baxter's corpse would be funnier than Richard!

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one way or another.

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My father went drinking.

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Dirty old spider!

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