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Lady Macbeth's Vision Board: "Come You Spirits"
In this speech episode, Jack and Molly do a close reading of Lady Macbeth's soliloquy, "Come you spirits/That tend on mortal thoughts." They discuss a feminist (read: better, fair) interpretation of Lady Macbeth, and get into the multiple meanings of thick blood, milk for gall, and murdering ministers. They also happen upon SEVERAL catchy band names, and explain the Elizabethan Great Chain of Being. Which apparently includes donuts. Also: Shout out to Christine Baker's drama class!
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By Cardboard Box Productions, Inc.In this speech episode, Jack and Molly do a close reading of Lady Macbeth's soliloquy, "Come you spirits/That tend on mortal thoughts." They discuss a feminist (read: better, fair) interpretation of Lady Macbeth, and get into the multiple meanings of thick blood, milk for gall, and murdering ministers. They also happen upon SEVERAL catchy band names, and explain the Elizabethan Great Chain of Being. Which apparently includes donuts. Also: Shout out to Christine Baker's drama class!