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Romance is a hard thing to convey over text, no matter how strong your game is. But what if the literary greats that inspired romance itself put cellphones in the hands of their most beloved characters?
It's hard to imagine an epic love story like Romeo and Juliet taking place on iMessage, but that's exactly what the folks at SparkNotes did. These hilarious text reenactments of literature's most passionate, iconic plots will remind you why old-fashioned courtship didn't exactly make it into the 21st century of smartphones and social media.
"O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?" "Idk."
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#1
"Pride And Prejudice" By Jane Austen
AcousticGString 8 years ago
I think you'll do, mostly because you challenge my female intellect, and you are a way better option than my distant cousin.
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#2
"The Odyssey" By Homer
Master Markus 8 years ago
Well, they WERE goddesses, and sometimes they needed to be manipulated to get out of bad situations.
Shelley Anckner 8 years ago
20 years, gods damnit. And you couldn't keep your penis in your pants?
#3
"Romeo And Juliet" By William Shakespeare
Anna Brandigi 8 years ago
hey i just met you and this is crazy but marry me in three days and commit mutual suicide
Master Markus 8 years ago
More like: "No, it's a yes, but don't tell anybody". Overall the whole text message just doesn't work because upon first meeting these two were MADLY in love with each other, not just courting like normal.
#4
"The Great Gatsby" By F. Scott Fitzgerald
#5
"Hamlet" By William Shakespeare
#6
"Wuthering Heights" By Emily Brontë
#7
"Jane Eyre" By Charlotte Brontë
Lely R Sutrisno 8 years ago
Oh, let me burn myself first, and I'm sure you'll love me eventually!
#8
"Harry Potter" By J. K. Rowling
blugeagua 8 years ago
Well, that was how Snape was. No matter what he was an a*****e and a jerk through and through.
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blugeagua 8 years ago
Yes, it pretty much was actually. No matter how much he redeemed himself, Snape was still a horrible a*****e.
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#9
"Les Misérables" By Victor Hugo
Master Markus 8 years ago
Way to totally leave out the REASON he would go to the barricade. He was part of the group setting it up, he wasn't just going to bail on his friends! He wasn't just a seriously depressed guy who needed a way to die, her going away just made him more okay with the idea of dying.
#10
"The Sorrows Of Young Werther" By Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Mark Gottlieb 8 years ago
This could make for a great book! Might you be interested in the prospect of literary representation into major trade publishing? To tell you a little bit about our literary agency, which closes more deals for authors than any other agency worldwide: tridentmediagroup.com All the best, Mark Mark Gottlieb Literary Agent Trident Media Group, LLC 41 Madison Avenue, Floor 36 New York, NY 10010 (212) 333-1506 tridentmediagroup.com
#11
"The Trickster Of Seville And The Stone Guest" By Tirso De Molina
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Pi... 8 years ago
Wow. I have to add a few of these to my ever-growing-but-never-starting reading list. :(
Mark Gottlieb 8 years ago
This could make for a great book! Might you be interested in the prospect of literary representation into major trade publishing? To tell you a little bit about our literary agency, which closes more deals for authors than any other agency worldwide: tridentmediagroup.com Trident Media Group (TMG) is a prominent literary agency located in New York City that originally formed in 2000. TMG represents over 1,000 bestselling and emerging authors in a range of genres of fiction and nonfiction, many of whom have appeared on the New York Times Best Sellers Lists and have won major awards and prizes, including the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, the National Book Critics Circle Award, the P.E.N. Faulkner Award, the P.E.N. Hemingway Award, The Booker Prize, and the L.A. Times Book Award, among others. TMG is one of the world’s leading, largest and most diversified literary agencies. For more than ten consecutive years, TMG continues to rank number one for sales according to publis
Pi... 8 years ago
Wow. I have to add a few of these to my ever-growing-but-never-starting reading list. :(
Mark Gottlieb 8 years ago
This could make for a great book! Might you be interested in the prospect of literary representation into major trade publishing? To tell you a little bit about our literary agency, which closes more deals for authors than any other agency worldwide: tridentmediagroup.com Trident Media Group (TMG) is a prominent literary agency located in New York City that originally formed in 2000. TMG represents over 1,000 bestselling and emerging authors in a range of genres of fiction and nonfiction, many of whom have appeared on the New York Times Best Sellers Lists and have won major awards and prizes, including the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, the National Book Critics Circle Award, the P.E.N. Faulkner Award, the P.E.N. Hemingway Award, The Booker Prize, and the L.A. Times Book Award, among others. TMG is one of the world’s leading, largest and most diversified literary agencies. For more than ten consecutive years, TMG continues to rank number one for sales according to publis
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