*that's a cross between a fangrrly squee and a shriek of glee*
My extreme reaction is based largely on the fact that the plot of my favorite novel, Pamela Dean's Tam Lin is extended by/enriched by/dependent on a production of The Revenger's Tragedy that some of the novel's characters produce.
And now I'm getting a vision of Christopher Eccleston (with bleached hair, unfortunately) as a grown-up version of the novel's romantic protagonist, who plays Vindice in the play-within-a-novel. Whoahhhh /Bill and Ted.
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*that's a cross between a fangrrly squee and a shriek of glee*
My extreme reaction is based largely on the fact that the plot of my favorite novel, Pamela Dean's Tam Lin is extended by/enriched by/dependent on a production of The Revenger's Tragedy that some of the novel's characters produce.
And now I'm getting a vision of Christopher Eccleston (with bleached hair, unfortunately) as a grown-up version of the novel's romantic protagonist, who plays Vindice in the play-within-a-novel. Whoahhhh /Bill and Ted.
*zips off to start a Netflix queue*