Will

With the theatre in jeopardy, Will enlists the help of a beautiful and talented friend. Alice turns to Southwell for comfort and an existential crisis leads Marlowe back to the dubious Edward Kelly.

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Without payment by week's end,

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It seems my idols turn ashen by the hour.

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but its subject is Mary Magdalene, and...

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Our most gracious Majesty, has she granted my audience?

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When, in disgrace with fortunes and men's eyes,

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haply I think on thee, and then my state,

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William Shakespeare.

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You are a lover of theatre,

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This theatre ran on her blood, sweat, and tears,

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For all thy efforts and thy cunning,

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But I need you...

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He stabbed me when I tried to bugger him.

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Richard, thou must play Oberon, King of the Fairies!

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A champion?

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Like the wind, he shifts without warning.

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one love that remains faithful and forgiving,

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Is hell real?

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It is a wedding. Just a suggestion.

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Yes!

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have faith in us, in me.

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all my knowledge is yours.

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Bless you. Bless you. Bless you.

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but I was too scared.

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Abaddon!

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He saw because he believes.

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Peace for all souls.

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This is a nice little pile, Barney.

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Good morning. Morning.

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But this will only hurt thyself.

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You sound Italian.

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Ow! Aah!

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I have forsworn his bed and company.

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to fright me if they could.

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The course of true love never did run smooth.

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That you have but slumber'd here while these visions did appear.

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