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[dramaturgy]

Taken from dreamingsunset, among others.

1. Pick one thing from my interests list that you like, and explain why.

2. Pick one thing from my interests list that you don't like, and explain why.

3. Pick one thing from my interests list that surprises you, and explain why.

4. Pick one thing from my interests list that you don't understand, and I'll tell you about it.

5. Tell me one thing that's not on my interests list that should be.

Comments

[occultebelta.livejournal.com]

I don't know if it's on your interests list, but 'Fabdemona' better show up soon.

*will add to hers*

[poconell.livejournal.com]

1) Hamlet. Acting in this lead seems to be an initiation into an elite group of thespians. One always seems to be taken more seriously as an actor when he/she nails the scene with the skull. No bad luck associated with it either.

2)Diana Gabaldon. I'm sorry, but I don't understand all the raving about this series. I've only read the first one, but all it was, was an account of two people trapsing around the country screwing each other senseless, with shallow characters and a weak, choppy plot. I do plan to read the rest someday. (There has to be some point to this!)

3)Al Pachino. You seem a bit young to be familiar with Al Pachino. What films do you like? Dog Day Afternoon? Cruising?

4)Killing Casper dead. Isn't he already dead?

5)Moray eels. Because they're interesting.

[tiltingheartand]

1. Torturing characters. Because they're so much more fun when they're angsty.

2. Harry/Hermione. I always thought she'd be happier with Ron, personally.

3. Ken Jennings on Jeopardy. This is a linked interest now?

4. Lallybrock. What's that?

5. Eddie Izzard!