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Question Posted Monday April 9 2007, 4:00 pm

We have to read Shakespeare in our class soon.. is there any particular way to read his books? Like Othello

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orphans answered Monday April 9 2007, 5:22 pm:
hey

we're reading shakespeare but it's like the easy version. i suggest paying attention to every single word. like as we grew up, we read words in clumps. well, with shakespeare, you can't really do that. you have to look & define every single word in your head.

honestly, there is SO much hidden in his words. you have to take every line & stop to think about it. you can't just go pages & pages without stopping. cause i doubt, if anyone does read shakespeare like any old book, you're really getting anything out of it.

just read it slowly & keep thinking about what is going on. & look at every word by itself. like if it said, "I love thee" you have to think it out. like, "I" "love" "thee" & THEN put it together. "i love you"

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