My Frantic Prince
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The classic play, Hamlet written by his true self and he is one thespian genius, Shakespeare. Many centuries passing, he may have met his match. Not one up to par, but close. A class project. Writer C. Monroe offers an idea to the teacher to rewrite Hamlet in Ophelia's P.O.V. It's a modernized Hamlet with a twist and a touch of the author's likings. It may not be perfect, but it has awed many beings.
Now here is the one, the only, 'My Frantic Prince'.
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