Were The World Mine Page #2
just to spawn Nora Fay.
Come, dear.
"And the youth, mistook by me,
Pleading for a lover's fee."
I don't even know
what I'm saying.
That will come.
"Shall we their
fond pageant see?
Lord, what fools
these mortals be!"
Agreed, indeed!
Let's sing.
Sing?
Now you.
- I don't know it.
- Follow me.
Lu, lu, lu...
With the lyrics...
A deep breath.
# WE FOLLOW...
DARKNESS #
# LIKE A DREAM... #
Who's that?
# WE FAIRIES,
# WE FOLLOW...
DARKNESS #
# LIKE A DREAM... #
# SEE AS THOU WAS WONT TO SEE #
Looks like I'm one
of the lovers.
I'm not shaving.
At least you're not
the jackass.
At least the jackass
doesn't have to wear a dress!
What is Thisby?
Is that a chick?
Congratulations, gentlemen.
Awaken and empower
what's within!
Nice pipes.
I heard your audition.
I saw the list.
Good afternoon.
It's going to be superb.
So many fascinating...
I thought I told you my boys
don't got time for those parts.
Must I remind you that
Morgan Hill philosophy
clearly states that academics
transcends athletics?
Larry'll side with me
on this one.
I'll note you in my
book of memory.
Puck!
He's Puck in the play.
- What play?
- The senior play.
He's the main fairy.
- A fairy?
- It's a great part.
A fairy?!
A kick-ass fairy.
You have lines to memorize.
We need a plan of attack.
This is great.
Sick, aren't they?
Sick.
"I jest to Oberon
and make him smile
When I a fat and
bean-fed horse beguile,
Neighing in likeness
of a filly foal:
And sometime lurk I
in a gossip's bowl,
In very likeness
of a roasted crab,
And when she drinks,
against her lips I bob"
This is for Helena.
Where's the rest of it?
One of my personal favorites!
Patience, Dr. Bellinger.
I've not forgotten
about your frock.
These are for the
Pyramus and Thisby finale,
which I have reinvented
as an incredibly hip song.
That's hot, Ms. T.
Shakespeare was meant
for the masses.
"How now, spirit!
Whither wander you?"
"Either I mistake your shape
and making quite,
Or else you are that shrewd
and knavish sprite
Call'd Robin Goodfellow:
are you not he that frights
the maidens of the villagery?"
"Thou speak'st aright;
I am that merry wanderer
of the night."
Now remember, my dear -
there are no limitations.
You're early.
Oh... we could...
Couldn't wait one moment more
to show off my newest protege.
Nora Fay!
I'm honored.
Did you bring the new lotions?
Darling, we brought everything!
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