Hamlet Stories

They never meet, Ophelia and Clementine, yet the water remembers them both.

"All's fair in love and poetry. Sincerely, the chairman of Tortured Poets Department." Lyrics for all the 31 songs off THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT. NOTES: I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE MATERIAL HERE. ALL COPYRIGHT GOES TO TAYLOR SWIFT AND I'M JUST SHARING THE LYRICS HERE.

The funny thing is how I wrote this for homework. Blue, Red, Green, Yellow, Daisy, Bill, and all the others meet up with Beowulf and there you go, BOOM! A story. THESE CHARACTERS ARE NOT MINE! I GIVE CREDIT TO THEIR CREATORS!!! See the full cover art here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/238466070/#editor Thank you! (This is incredibly old please do not read it or judge me based of the grammar.)

Hamlet... a tragedy by William Shakespeare. Cecelia has been a friend of Hamlet's since childhood, and he was never this way. Everything changed after his father died. Unfortunately, it seems as though he won't resort back to who he once was... A diary is all that we have left of Cecelia. Her words may be the only account left of the tragic events that took place oh so many years ago.. shall we dive into these historic pages together to find what truly divulged between Cecelia and Hamlet? Or shall we be kept in the dark, tormented with the endless thoughts of curiosity lying deep within our wretched hearts? "The misery of visioning you in my sleep makes my living torture harder to bear. I miss you my love. Your voice that once soothed me. Now, a weeping memory. The features that had adorned your beautiful face, fuels the tears along my cheeks. For you were my life. You gave my life meaning. Now I must live with your legacy among my own. Not a day goes by that I wish you were here with me." . . . . Enjoy 😊

love-swollen sapphic hearts A one-shot

Final comparison essay on the Tragic Hero characterization of Hamlet and then comparing him to Jinx from Arcane.

essentially just a place to post poetry.

Welcome! After two years, I completed my passion project with a meaningful, common-tongue translation of Hamlet, meant to bring Shakespeare to the masses. While still holding true to its original time period and subtext, the modern-day Hamlet strives to introduce people to Shakespeare, and the world of theatre again. Did you know Shakespeare was born into a plague? Not just any plague, THE plague. The "Black Death" ravaged Europe and changed the world as we knew it. You can see its effect in Shakespeare's art and how his works shaped what we know as theatre to this day. Much like then as today, theatres were forced to leave the ghost light on, close their doors, and witness the world became a little less bright. Out of the ashes emerged, what is widely accepted to be, the greatest work of the greatest playwright of all time. Cue Shakespeare! The Bard gave us The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark; a new perspective on life, and what it means to be, or not to be, human. Converting old English and Shakespeare has been the efforts of many since its initial development. With in-depth reference and research, a common-tongue version of Hamlet came to be, while staying true to its original setting. Hamlet is an open-source play, but culturally it's a different story..

Eight-year-old Timothy and his family have moved from the sleepy and comfortable hamlet of Guilfoyle to the endless traffic and suburbia of Toronto. But unlike his two brothers, Timothy is never really happy until he's back among his own people. Magic Maple Days tells the story of Timothy growing up and dealing with life's joys and pains, all through his visits to Guilfoyle. As you read through the chapters -- which are really a series of short stories -- be charmed as you meet the characters and encounter the traditions that make up this picturesque Irish-Canadian village. Fall in love with the fields, mountains, rivers and farms in a community that's strongly based on author Frank King's childhood in rural Quebec.

This was made for an English assessment at my previous high-school back in 2022, where students would have to write a story based off of William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' (Fun fact: The Lion King is (probably unintentionally) based off of Hamlet), this is what I wrote, I don't exactly remember what ranks I got for it, but I'm certain it was either a B or an A, either way, I think I got good marks off of this story; although based on 'Hamlet', this story also takes inspiration from the 2011 film 'Day of the Diesels' and 'The Lion King', this story is also stylised as being more of a "script" than anything, so you'll see a lot of "*x music plays*" or "Culdee: bazinga" throughout the story. Now it's 2025, and whenever I look back at this story, I just kinda think to myself "holy moly, that was actually pretty bad.", but I figured that y'all would probably want to see it, sooo... yeah, enjoy. I would also recommend reading the extra contents last, don't ask why. COMING SOON TO AO3

A letter addressed to Shakespeare's Hamlet in iambic pentameter.

This is my completely altered version of Hamlet's "To be or not to be" speech. Here is just the first part of it: To read, or not to read: that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous literature, Or to take arms against a sea of follies, And by abstaining pass them by? To not read: to sleep; No more Shakespeare; and by sleep to say we sleep soundly

Marley doesn't wish any more ghosts on the world, but I was determined to write my story. The corner of the house shivers at times like these.

Characters from Hamlet and Macbeth creatively solve their problems

For Elena Lawrence nothing is what it seems, and facing the ultimate betrayal leaves her shattered.

Jack Taylor, frontman of the band Davie's Dahlias, is out for revenge. And there's nothing sweeter than kissing the enemy. Six years ago, Katie Zaye wrote a fanfiction that propelled his band to stardom and spawned a movie deal starring Jack himself. But can she take a taste of her own medicine? And just how far will Jack go to make her fall back in love?