#I'm being a bit irregular about shakespeare

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Shakespeare Characters that ARE Bi Pt. 3

King Lear hear me OUT.......Actually, I have nothing. I just know it in my bones. Trust me, okay? He's a bad man and a worse father, but with your help, he can also be bisexual.

Ophelia. She's giving flower crown, whimsy-filled bisexual, and frankly, I love that for her.

Meg Page. Besides the fact that she is my absolute favorite, she has the certain je ne sais qoui of the cool older bisexual lady in a small town. Plus, George Page has bi wife energy.

Rosalind LLL. She's narratively in the same mold as Beatrice. Automatic ray of bisexuality!

Coriolanus. For my reading, it's important that Coriolanus is in love with his wife. That their love story is a huge part of the tragedy of Coriolanus. That he can't separate from battlefield to come back to her. That being said, he and Aufidius have definitely done more than hold hands.

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Sebastian as The Phantom Of The Opera? (If you don't know who/what that is, I can elaborate in a DM. ❤️)

I've finally climbed back out of my grave. Ready to serve a new portion of writing. I'm so terribly sorry these took so long. I'll try to post more in the next few weeks as my scedule has become a bit emptier than it was before.

Sebastian as The Phantom Of The Opera

-he misses not a single show in the theatre, as long as his seat is still reserved. And it better be. Every play that he wasn't able to watch from his seat was set out to be cursed every time it was shown to the public.

-in his long, long life he has seen as good as everything. He saw Medea by Euripides when it was first played, Shakespears every single work, not a single opera was missed by him. He has high standards and makes it very clear if they aren't met appropriately.

-torn costumes, damaged scenery, everything that he was displeased with is damaged so irreparately that the staff is forced to work on a new version of it. He once tore an entire script apart und scattered the pages across the theatre

-playing the organ calms him down after his rush of anger. He is a more than capable player, maybe even one of the best out there. Too bad that he won't play for anyone but himself...unless of course he gets to take his muse with him

-his special attack, the chandelier, is reserved for the most unacceptable thing that could happen: his muse not performing in their by him forseen part. The only reasonable excuse for this is them being sick.

-speaking about his muse: they are his everything. He adores them, he admires them, he is obsessed with them. Every piece he writes is only written for them, quiet but obvious confessions. His desires become more and more apparent the longer ha can't have you. Until he can't take it anymore.

-hell is cruel, this is why he dwells amongst humans. But the scars remain on his face. He chooses to cover them with a mask as to not be constantly reminded by the torture that hell is and its residents.

-he lives where his muse is, he lingers in the opera houses closest to them, as long as they are alive or they turn out to love someone else. If he is parted by them due to death, then so be it. Grieving someone who died of their age is not something that pains him. Humans age, so does his muse. He values the memory of them as if it were a piece of art, gaining worth with every new day. But should you choose to leave him by abandoning him... Let's just say, there are things that are much worse than a chandelier crashing into your head.

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Again, I am so sorry that it took me so long. I'll try to work through my other requests as best as I can.

Next up on this nightmare of irregular postings...

Sebastian with a siren! s/o doing absolute batshit crazy things together (requested by @blue-sterling0357)

Until next time~

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