Love Through The Ages- Drama
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- Love Through The Ages- Drama
- 'A Dolls House' Henrik Ibsen
- ‘I have been your doll wife, just as at home I was Papa’s doll child’.
- 'You have never loved me, you have only thought it pleasant to be in love with me'
- Sacred duty: 'isnt it the duty to your husband and children?'
- 'No man would sacrifice his honour for the one he loves'
- 'The Winter's Tale' Shakespeare
- Leontes: Padding palms and pinching fingers'
- Hermione: 'How this will grieve you'
- Perdita: 'A bank for Love to lie and play on'
- Florizel:‘my desires run not before mine honour, nor my lusts burn hotter than my faith.’
- 'There rooted betwixt them then such affection, which cannot choose but branch'
- 'Locks her in embrace as if she would pin her to her heart'
- 'Hes all my exercise, my mirth, my matter'
- 'too hot too hot'
- 'Your mother plays, and i play too, but so desgrac'd a part'
- 'Once a day ill visit the chapel where they lie, and tears shed there shall be my recreation'
- 'cuckolds' 'forkd one'
- 'Othello' Shakespeare
- Iago 'Trifles as light as air are to the jealous confirmation strong as proofs of holy writ'
- 'The Crucible' Arthur Miller
- Abigail- Elizabeth: 'Its a bitter woman, a lying cold, sniveling woman'
- John- Abigail ' I never gave you hope to wait for me'
- 'John- Abigail 'I will cut off my hand before i reach for you again'
- Elizabeth- John 'Why then it is not as you told me'
- Elizabeth 'If it were not Abigail you must go to hurt would you falter now? I think not'
- John 'You forget nothin and forgive nothin'
- John 'An everlasting funeral marches around your heart'
- 'I will be your only wife or no wife at all'
- 'She thinks to dance on my wife's grave'
- 'Suspiscion kissed you when i did; i never knew how i should say my love'
- 'Loves Labour's Lost' Shakespeare
- 'Love, first learned in a Lady's eyes'
- 'A Lover's eyes will gaze an eagfe blind'
- Berowne And when Love speaks, the voice of all the Gods make heaven drowsy with harmony'
- 'they are the books, the arts, the academes'
- 'Let us once lost our oaths and find ourselves'
- 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Shakespeare
- Lysander 'You have her Father's love Demetrius, let me have Hermia's- do you marry him?'
- Egeus: 'She ismine, and all my right of her i do estate unto Demetrius'
- Lysander 'The course of true love never did run smooth'
- Helena: 'The more i love, the more he hateth me'
- Helena: Love is said to be a child, because in choice he is so oft beguiled'
- Demetrius: 'The one i slayeth the other slayeth me'
- Helena: 'For you, in my respect, are all the world'
- Helena: 'We should be wood and were not made to woo'
- Lysander- Helena: 'Who will not change a raven for a dove?'
- 'The Taming of the Shrew' Shakespeare
- 'No mates for you, unless you were made of a gentler, milder mould' Hortensio
- 'I burn, I pine, I perish' Lucentio
- Kat: ;thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy keeper'
- Kat: 'whilst thy list warm at home, secure and safe'
- 'If wealthily then happily' (marriage) Petruchio
- Tranio : tis time to stir him from this trance'
- 'ywill you nill you i will marry you' Petruchio
- Katherina:' No shame but mine. I must forsooth, be forcdto give my hand, opposd against my heart'
- Pet:' thus i have politically begun my reign'
- 'to me shes married, not unto my clothes' Petruchio- wedding day
- Hort:'Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks shall win my love'
- 'The Recruiting Officer' George Farquhar
- Plume-Kite: 'Then set the mother down in your list, and the boy in mine'
- Plume: 'For a regiment. But for a woman!'
- 'I have been constant to fifteen at a time, but never melancholy for one'
- Plume- Worthy:' You shoudl have redoubled your attacks, taken the town by storm, or have died upon the breach'
- 'Because you approached her as a goddess, she used you like a dog'
- 'Plume: 'Or what if we made a ball, and forgot ti invite her, with one or two of the ugliest'
- Plume: 'she would have the wedding before consummation, and i was for consummation before the wedding'
- 'Plume: 'Im resolved never to bind myself to a woman for my whole life, till i know whether i shall like her company for half an hour'
- Balance- Silvia: 'I will never dispose of you without your own consent'
- Worthy:' Cupid had formerly wings, but i think in this age he goes upon crutches'
- Plume:'I glady quit with my fair spouse to stay, and raise recruits the matrimonial way'
- 'The Importance of being Earnest' Oscar Wilde
- Algernon 'I thought that you had come up for pleasure? I call that business'
- Alg-'The very essence of romance is uncertainty'
- Alger 'Divorces are made in heaven'
- Alger 'Girls never marry the man they flirt with'
- Brack 'When you do become engaged, i, or your father should his health permit it, will inform you of the fact'
- Alger 'The only way to behave to a woman is to make love to her, if she is pretty, and to someone else, if she is plain'
- 'A Dolls House' Henrik Ibsen
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