Ecard from Suzannah

[jackofallgeeks]

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The Ecard Said:
This is a thank you for the roses. They are beatiful and I appreciated them very much. It was quite thoughtful and generous of you. The last email I received from you, saving most recent about coming up on Thursdays, was about writing class and the girl with the suicide intro. Happy thought:) I think it would be nice if you could keep Contra up, especially since you enjoy it. Have a blessed Holy Week. And thank you again for the flowers.--Suzannah


-giggles- She called me the Prince of Cats -- Rachel, maybe you can verify this, but perhapse that was the epithet from Romeo and Juliet which she said would be fitting for me... I'm going to go sit in a corner and beam for the rest of the night, now. If you'll excuse me.

Comments

[jackofallgeeks.livejournal.com]

-laughs-
It's quite simple, really... Suzannah, it seems, likes epithets, and early on she was trying to think of one for me. I mewed in a letter or two, and she said she'd thought of the perfect one, from Romeo and Juliet. Though I can't follow much of Mercutio's ramblings (he's quite loquacious, no?), the phrase "a gentleman of the very first house, of the first and second cause" seems to imply good things. I know Tybalt kills him, but until then, what's his opinion of what's his opinion of Juliet's cousin?

[starlight1184.livejournal.com]

By nature of the two battling sides in this show, Mercutio isn't terribly fond of Tybalt, since he is Romeo's best friend. Romeo is a Montague, and Tybalt is a Capulet... so they aren't apt to get along. The monologue here (and yes, he talks alot... but he has some of the best lines in the show, and is certainly one of the top 3 characters in my opinion), as I've seen it done a few times, is very playful, jeering. It's as if they are taunting him, even though he's not there. And yes, I believe some of the stuff could be compliments. If you really want to know more, I could ask Gina. She is certain to know... she's only directed or acting in the show... oh, a gajillion times.

But yeah, I'd say Prince of Cats for you simply refers to your strange utterings and your fondness for cats. ;-)

Anymore Shakespeare anyone? Buehler? Buehler?

[jackofallgeeks.livejournal.com]

*loves Rachel*
Yes, I'm quite sure that's why she chose it; that is, my fondness for the feline.
And yes, if you would, I'd love to hear Gina's thoughts on it.