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Originally Posted by spellbanisher
What the heck, atd, all I did was ask some questions about the graphic novel versions of shakespeare. I hope you misquoted. Either way, I feel like an innocent bystander who has been caught in the crossfire.
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Sorry about that. I do apologize*.
ETA: Oops, just realized that I used the generic quote tag for the last thing I quoted and that's probably what you were referring to.
Apologies again. Off to fix.
We now return you to the regularly typed post.
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Anyway, this is all I actually said about the graphic novels:
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Originally Posted by ATDrake
Also, I think there was someone way upthread who asked about what people saw in the graphic novel adaptations? I can't find it now and have some errands to run this afternoon, but I picked up a couple of the GN Shakespeare adaptations from the library.
I'll scan a couple of sample pages when I've got some more free time to demonstrate how they often work quite well by providing pictures to enhance the words (nearly always direct, if selective, actual line reproductions, in case anyone was wondering) in a different, but complementary way to how stage productions and films do it.
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Not any attempt to "build a case" against anyone's views at all, only to illustrate what I think you asked about
: how much of the text gets used, how do they handle the soliloquies, etc.
* I think I've been caught in the crossfire of whatever's going on between Harmon and Prestidigitweeze.
