tvk | Seventh Script | "Give me my robe, put on my crown; I have Immortal longings in me."

BACKDATED TO THE 23RD

[ Well, after the incident of the love confession that got broadcasted, William Shakespeare had some quite busy weeks, but in this day, April 23rd, he starts a new video feed, of course sitting on his Theater. He seems to be singing some papers and sipping a cup of wine before he addresses the camera. ]

Such calm days bring such new faces, is it not? Perhaps we could form a Welcome Committee for those wondering souls that arrive to this stage. In every play, the narrator helps the audience to understand the story, and for this new characters, being graced by the kindness of their role would be wonderful, am I right?

[ He makes a small pause at that. Everyone knows that he enjoys rambling like this..... ]

Now, such tragic outcomes have we seen so far, will they ever cease? [ NOT THAT HE MINDS BECAUSE HE'S FOND OF THIS DEATH THING TOO MUCH. ] 'There is occasions and causes why and wherefore in all things.' "King Henry V", Act 5 scene 1 We must be careful then.

[ And now for the real reason of this broadcast.... ]

And so another year goes by for this mere playwright! To think I would commemorate the day I born here, let it be known that this is truly interesting for mine spirit. I will rejoice in mine fifty-third year of life.

[ Yes, this was all to say that today is his birthday. Gotta love the troll and that. He polite smiles and ends the feed. ]

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All that just to say 'hi guys it's my birthday'? I don't know if your overuse of words is annoying or admirable.

[Beat.]

Wait, I'm older than you?

Let this fool hope that you find them admirable then.

[ Oh, well, he does laugh at that. ]

'I am not bound to please thee with my answers.' [ Will he ever stop quoting himself? No. ] But that would be correct, mine dear.

Huh. Wouldn't have guessed.

So what are we doing tonight? Obviously we can't just ignore this.

'Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale
Her infinite variety.' Antony and Cleopatra, Act 2 Scene 2.

[ He makes a pause at that. ]

I am lost in thought to think what we could do. And yet I cannot stop thinking that it would be wonderful because you will be there.

Enough with the quotes already, I get it.

[Rider sighed in annoyance, crossing her arms.]

And is that supposed to flatter me? Really, William.

Happy birthday. I can make you something if you'd like.

I wish you a very happy birthday, then.

*Alas, there's nothing appropriately quotable from that scene in reply to this...*

That does sound a bit unsettling. I hope you can enjoy your birthday anyway.

Happy birthday Shakespeare, do you have anything special planned?

My apologizes then, sometimes even I am lost in the memories behind every single of them.

[ He offered a polite bow, like the old times. ]

Is it flattery when I just speak the truth like this, Francis?

You have my gratitude, for both your words and offer, mine young acquaintance. I am truly pleased with just the good wishes in the end.

I thank you for your good wish, Edel! This playwright appreciates such words in his heart.

Be sure I will be able to, mine acquaintance. This place is far too good for this playwright to enjoy in the end.

I thank you dearly, as my soul cherish this wishes deeply. As for your question, I am afraid that I have not yet decided how to enjoy this day.

You're quite welcome. Well, I'm sure you'll think of something you'd like to do considering the weather seems to be decent today.

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