Hi new followers! I hope you're enjoying my stuff! If you want to support me, and help me make more silly videos, you can always buy me a coffee here ko-fi.com/eleanormorton 💖
I CAN SEE from the hourly climbing subscription number that the gods of the TH-cam algorithm have decided it's your turn to be happy - CONGRATULATIONS I hope Nadine Dorries does not ruin it for you by killing the algorithm
I think Marina Sirtis would be a great choice to play Macbeth! She was Counselor Troi of Star Trek: Next Generation for anyone who is unfamiliar with her.
God I love that show. Literally all I can ever think of when I think of Macbeth (and like 50 other random historical places because of the Avalon World Tour).
What's always fascinated me about Macbeth is just how different Shakespeare's version is from the real historical guy. Who was apparently a very well loved and kind ruler. People talk about his character assassination of Richard III - but Richard DID do some sketchy stuff - Macbeth meanwhile is turned from a good and respected King to a dude who goes on a killing spree because...reasons?
Yeah- I suggest MacBeth the King, a novel by Nigel Tranter. Only major fictionalized version of the true events of which I am aware. Can be hard going, but a good book. supposedly MacB had three claims to the throne- as representative of another branch of the main royal line from a couple kings earlier, as representative of a separate northern royal family that had long ago alternated on the throne, and as husband of his wife, who was also an heir to the throne. Plus his succession would have been plausible under previous succession rules his predecessors had altered. That and Duncan was killed in battle, not murdered, and was a young soldier type, not a kindly old man.
I was Banquo in a sort of "modernized" version of Macbeth and I can confirm, we used empty alcohol bottles as props for the play. Who emptied those bottles remains a mystery, but we were told our drunken encounter with the witches was "very convincing".
And Shakespeare went on to use the drunk Scot as the inspiration for the character of Macbeth himself. "Fucken witches an' a'... is this a dagger or what?... o' cours I canna sleep, it's them SCORPIONS...wait! them trees is movin'. MOVIN' I tell ye...."
Lady Macbeth's biggest secret is her first name, no one would allow her to be queen if they knew! I say this confidently as someone who wrote a seven page essay on how her character correlated with the values of the time.
True story: after watching a first season episode of "Better Call Saul", I had a dream in which Chuck McGill was Lady Macbeth and couldn't get the blood off his hands. That's when I understood Chuck's ailment, and was proven right the following season.
@@roryross3878 Writing an even adequate prequel series is hard enough, but one that matches the original (which itself is considered a masterpiece) ... ? That's no easy feat. The series I wish they'd do would be like "Bill Nye the Science Guy", except it would be "Jesse P the Science B". The premise is straightforward: Jesse, Badger, and Skinny Pete do science demonstrations and explain scientific principles to kids. Every week they bring on a different guest, such as nerdy Walter White to show how vinegar and baking soda foam, or Gus Fring to explain the science of cooking, or Heisenberg to show how to make explosives out of ordinary household materials, or Hank Schraeder to demonstrate the wonders of mineralogy. (Of course he absolutely hates Jesse so Saul Goodman has to be present to make sure Hank stays 15 feet away at all times.)
The historical equivalent of "well known comedian in a cab, and driver says 'I've got a joke you can use'.." I'm pretty certain this would be exactly how it happened!
It’s OK, D.F. SURE, you have sex fantasies about men wearing plaid skirts but that doesn’t mean you’re gay. Nope. Not at all. So D.K., how’s that collection of Oscar Wilde photos in the nude these days? Still in the attic or are they in the closet? Frankly I like the Aubrey Beardsley drawings better.
@@triangleinformation5803 It's an odd sort of joke, mostly because, like... wot? 😂 I'm a painting of a drunk angel baby named D.F. Couldn't I be any gender? And, like... why am I defensive about being a gay guy in this joke??? For the record, I'm a guy and I'm bi, so, like - yeah. Makes sense that I'd have the hots for Craig.🤔
You do know that the Sumerian flood narrative as given in the Epic of Gilgamesh, took place in Glasgow? The writer of the Epic was very impressed by the newly-constructed ark (for want of a better word) and asked an incoherent old drunk hanging around nearby, "Och, yon's a bonnie big boat! Wha built it, mon?" The old drunk muttered something that sounded like "Utnapishtim", and so there we have it.
That is funny. There's a local theater group that does Shakespeare but in a comedy fashion and there's drinking involved. Instead of Hamlet they call it Ham lit . And they do a lot of other Shakespeare too
Speaking of comedy Shakespeare: Did you ever hear about Peter 'O Toole's Macbeth? He apparently insisted on using inflatable scenery, so the entire play took place on the equivalent of a bouncy castle, and then began drunkenly cussing out the audience. I really wish we had footage of it, because it sounds amazing.
If I was directing the Scottish play I would definitely cast you as the sleepy and somewhat inebriated guard who tells knock knock jokes and takes his time to let MacDuff into MacBeth’s castle the night that King Duncan (he’s the guy- remember) was murdered by Laird and Lady MacBeth! If it was in repertory I would also cast you as the most talkative grave digger in Hamlet! If I only had the credits and position we would take Stratford by storm! Congratulations, hopefully you will soon come across someone more powerful than I, a lowly TH-cam watcher. (Sigh)
I never appreciated the plot when I did it for my A Levels (although I got an A). But as an adult who works as a nurse, all I am worried about is Caesarean sections in Tudor times. People didn’t survive childbirth or even pregnancy, how on earth did anyone survive C- sections. Also, I would like to analyse this again with more emphasis on shared psychopathy of the couple. I feel like I missed out so much, how on earth did I get an A (and it was top banding). Now focusing on your acting, are you really drunk or are you really that good!
REALLY unlikely to be survivable for the mother. Even in 1865 the fatality rate for mom was 85%. I don't think it's ever mentioned that MacDuff's mother survived his birth, though.
@@EleanorMortonable i went to pinpoint the date of the first maternally survived c-section, and found I’d been thinking of the first one in the US, in 1794. Apparently some rare accounts of mothers living past the procedure exist since the 1500s?! Still can’t have been a good time with no anesthesia, blood transfusions or antibiotics
I love your sense of humour, and the way you portray your characters. Also, I think you would like the webcomic Hark a Vagrant. It's not active anymore, but you can still read everything on the website. It's humour about history and literature. Not similar to your stuff at all, but I think you might like it.
Where do you get these ideas?!? Brilliant, funny, historically semi-accurate, and delivered with such conviction! I'm a fan. Subscribed and recommended to my friends. Coffee on the way!
I worte a saga in my head in which a Scottish guy in pre-Christian Scotland got invloved with a real withc and took a potiont that made him potentialy emortal. Centuries later, he is hanging out in London with some play writier named William in a tavern. will listens to his fanciful tales about witches in old Scotland,and invites him to write a play about it, so he does. Will reads it and says "Well, this is good stuff. But I. am going to have to make a few changes. There is no way that we can get away with making the witches the horos and the early Chritian missionaries the bad ones" So he rewrote the play, and it was good, But he never gave the other guy credit. So the other guy, still possessing some. withing skills,put a curse on the play, such that even saying the name of it while you are performing in a play will make thst play fail, or the theatre fall prey to some disaster.Or some such thing,
There's a great movie, "Scotland PA", where the Macbeth story takes place in the 1970s over ownership of a burger place. It's pretty great; go see it. Other than a brief moment when people conspire to commit a "Godspell" (which was frankly inevitable in the 70s), it's a joy.
OMG, new subscriber here and I’m watching you nonstop. We just came back from the museum of flight in Seattle and that TH-cam was spot on. You’re friggin hilarious
I'm from Abingdon, MD, USA. I think you're work is awesome Eleanor! So original to an American! I am sending your links to friends of mine hoping they catch on. However, some of my friends do not have much of a sense of humor. Oh well. Best of luck! William.
Would love to run into Eleanor when drunk and go like: "Great comedy! Love that stuff... that guy... what's his flippin name... CRAIG! Craig's great. But I also had an idea about this lad Josh who is like a manager of a garden center... You writing this down yet, Eleanor? You're gonna break the internets with this one! All the internets, not just youtube. Don't forget to give Josh a funny accent though, that stuff really matters. Like a Salisbury one or something..."
You know some of the Greek plays really do seem like they were inspired by a few rounds of ale. Like Oedipus Rex for example. "And you know what...? Turns out the guy at the crossroads was his own Dad... and you know what that makes Jocasta, right?"
Hi new followers! I hope you're enjoying my stuff! If you want to support me, and help me make more silly videos, you can always buy me a coffee here ko-fi.com/eleanormorton 💖
oh wow, I was just thinking of HOW AWESOME YOR CONTENT IS!
got a random youtube suggestion a few days ago and can't stop watching. really happy there is new stuff coming, too =)
You're viral, Eleanor. Couldn't have happened to someone more deserving.
I CAN SEE from the hourly climbing subscription number that the gods of the TH-cam algorithm have decided it's your turn to be happy - CONGRATULATIONS
I hope Nadine Dorries does not ruin it for you by killing the algorithm
Are you kidding
Love you my lady
I love that there's a reason Shakespeare refers to her simply as "Lady Macbeth".
I just don't see "Gruoch" catching on like "Portia" or "Rosalind".
@@Wednesdaywoe1975 Oh that killed me Elena. 👍 🤣 😁
@@Wednesdaywoe1975 I am astonished to realize that Mrs Macbeth really WAS named "Gruoch". Holy crap!
I found that out just now!
@@Wednesdaywoe1975 You might wanna write that down😅
'Aw fuck did I mention that guy' is a perfect summary of MacDuff's introduction to the play
The best advise Shakespeare ever received "You should put funny bits in it too"! I'll say it again, Genius!
"Knock knock!"
Plot twist: The drunk Scot was King Macbeth himself, having been made immortal through a pact with fairies and a gargoyle.
Not gonna lie, I'd watch that.
@@Baalek1 You're in luck!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargoyles_(TV_series)
I think Marina Sirtis would be a great choice to play Macbeth! She was Counselor Troi of Star Trek: Next Generation for anyone who is unfamiliar with her.
God I love that show. Literally all I can ever think of when I think of Macbeth (and like 50 other random historical places because of the Avalon World Tour).
What's always fascinated me about Macbeth is just how different Shakespeare's version is from the real historical guy. Who was apparently a very well loved and kind ruler. People talk about his character assassination of Richard III - but Richard DID do some sketchy stuff - Macbeth meanwhile is turned from a good and respected King to a dude who goes on a killing spree because...reasons?
Because he came from a different historical line then King James 6th of Scotland/1st of England so it was to big up James' family line.
Because of his wife
Propaganda fan-fiction.
Well, Macbeth's legacy is safe because all this time I thought he was fictional.
Yeah- I suggest MacBeth the King, a novel by Nigel Tranter. Only major fictionalized version of the true events of which I am aware. Can be hard going, but a good book. supposedly MacB had three claims to the throne- as representative of another branch of the main royal line from a couple kings earlier, as representative of a separate northern royal family that had long ago alternated on the throne, and as husband of his wife, who was also an heir to the throne. Plus his succession would have been plausible under previous succession rules his predecessors had altered. That and Duncan was killed in battle, not murdered, and was a young soldier type, not a kindly old man.
As a drunk Scotsman who spends a lot of time with other drunk Scotsmen that was pretty much bang on. LOL
I was Banquo in a sort of "modernized" version of Macbeth and I can confirm, we used empty alcohol bottles as props for the play. Who emptied those bottles remains a mystery, but we were told our drunken encounter with the witches was "very convincing".
i would like this comment but it's 69 so i wont
I believe this 100% and will not be convinced otherwise
Feels like a documentary, right?
This is too good, as a Macbeth geek I just keep coming back every day, I can't help myself!
And Shakespeare went on to use the drunk Scot as the inspiration for the character of Macbeth himself. "Fucken witches an' a'... is this a dagger or what?... o' cours I canna sleep, it's them SCORPIONS...wait! them trees is movin'. MOVIN' I tell ye...."
If you drink enough whisky the trees begin to move on their own…so did Tolkien get the idea of the Ents from Macbeth?
Lady Macbeth's biggest secret is her first name, no one would allow her to be queen if they knew!
I say this confidently as someone who wrote a seven page essay on how her character correlated with the values of the time.
True story: after watching a first season episode of "Better Call Saul", I had a dream in which Chuck McGill was Lady Macbeth and couldn't get the blood off his hands. That's when I understood Chuck's ailment, and was proven right the following season.
@@kingbeauregard It is an amazing series, I can't believe how much more I like it than Breaking Bad, which was pretty damn good.
@@roryross3878 Writing an even adequate prequel series is hard enough, but one that matches the original (which itself is considered a masterpiece) ... ? That's no easy feat.
The series I wish they'd do would be like "Bill Nye the Science Guy", except it would be "Jesse P the Science B". The premise is straightforward: Jesse, Badger, and Skinny Pete do science demonstrations and explain scientific principles to kids. Every week they bring on a different guest, such as nerdy Walter White to show how vinegar and baking soda foam, or Gus Fring to explain the science of cooking, or Heisenberg to show how to make explosives out of ordinary household materials, or Hank Schraeder to demonstrate the wonders of mineralogy. (Of course he absolutely hates Jesse so Saul Goodman has to be present to make sure Hank stays 15 feet away at all times.)
The historical equivalent of "well known comedian in a cab, and driver says 'I've got a joke you can use'.." I'm pretty certain this would be exactly how it happened!
I find myself oddly attracted, not so much to your charming self, as to the fictional Scottish men that you occasionally portray 😅
It’s OK, D.F. SURE, you have sex fantasies about men wearing plaid skirts but that doesn’t mean you’re gay. Nope. Not at all.
So D.K., how’s that collection of Oscar Wilde photos in the nude these days? Still in the attic or are they in the closet? Frankly I like the Aubrey Beardsley drawings better.
@@triangleinformation5803 It's an odd sort of joke, mostly because, like... wot? 😂
I'm a painting of a drunk angel baby named D.F. Couldn't I be any gender? And, like... why am I defensive about being a gay guy in this joke???
For the record, I'm a guy and I'm bi, so, like - yeah. Makes sense that I'd have the hots for Craig.🤔
@@triangleinformation5803 Thanks for turning me onto Aubrey Beardsley, though; I'd seen the drawings but never put a name to 'em. ^_^
@@d.f.4830 Damn. I never thought I’d have a positive impact on someone’s life. I’ll try to do worse next time.
Craig seems like a fun drunk.
This person cannae be Craig, they clearly give a f**k.
I watch so many of your videos, my English voice in my head, when I reading English text, sound Scottish and I am Dutch.
So thank you.
The absolute accuracy of this is truly astounding. 10/10 content right here.
You do know that the Sumerian flood narrative as given in the Epic of Gilgamesh, took place in Glasgow? The writer of the Epic was very impressed by the newly-constructed ark (for want of a better word) and asked an incoherent old drunk hanging around nearby, "Och, yon's a bonnie big boat! Wha built it, mon?" The old drunk muttered something that sounded like "Utnapishtim", and so there we have it.
Yeah! And all those Sumer guys were wearing kilts! And nothing else…
Ah, old Gill McMesh, yeah.
That is funny. There's a local theater group that does Shakespeare but in a comedy fashion and there's drinking involved. Instead of Hamlet they call it Ham lit . And they do a lot of other Shakespeare too
Speaking of comedy Shakespeare: Did you ever hear about Peter 'O Toole's Macbeth? He apparently insisted on using inflatable scenery, so the entire play took place on the equivalent of a bouncy castle, and then began drunkenly cussing out the audience. I really wish we had footage of it, because it sounds amazing.
@@louthegiantcookie I think I heard about that quite a while ago. But that would be epic if there was footage. I love his drinking stories too
Whereabouts doth ye thespians present said tales of humor and mischief?
@@theoriginalchefboyoboy6025 Fayetteville North Carolina. Home of Fort Bragg. And a bunch of microbreweries. Pretty cool place
You remind me of Billy Connelly when I heard his stand up comedy in the 1970's!
If I was directing the Scottish play I would definitely cast you as the sleepy and somewhat inebriated guard who tells knock knock jokes and takes his time to let MacDuff into MacBeth’s castle the night that King Duncan (he’s the guy- remember) was murdered by Laird and Lady MacBeth! If it was in repertory I would also cast you as the most talkative grave digger in Hamlet! If I only had the credits and position we would take Stratford by storm! Congratulations, hopefully you will soon come across someone more powerful than I, a lowly TH-cam watcher. (Sigh)
I dont know how or why.But I really needed all that ...... swearing right now.Thank you.
Just stumbled on your channel Eleanor. Can’t stop laughing me moons off. You are simply Superb 😂😂😂
"And, eh, cesareans. Blockbuster right there!" This won the Internet for me tonight, thank you!
Watched this after listening to David Tennant's Macbeth in bbc radio. Two masterpieces!
I never appreciated the plot when I did it for my A Levels (although I got an A). But as an adult who works as a nurse, all I am worried about is Caesarean sections in Tudor times. People didn’t survive childbirth or even pregnancy, how on earth did anyone survive C- sections. Also, I would like to analyse this again with more emphasis on shared psychopathy of the couple. I feel like I missed out so much, how on earth did I get an A (and it was top banding).
Now focusing on your acting, are you really drunk or are you really that good!
I think it was guaranteed to kill the mum :(
REALLY unlikely to be survivable for the mother. Even in 1865 the fatality rate for mom was 85%. I don't think it's ever mentioned that MacDuff's mother survived his birth, though.
@@EleanorMortonable i went to pinpoint the date of the first maternally survived c-section, and found I’d been thinking of the first one in the US, in 1794. Apparently some rare accounts of mothers living past the procedure exist since the 1500s?! Still can’t have been a good time with no anesthesia, blood transfusions or antibiotics
"They kill some guy .." omg, and Macduff is in it, too. Best ever summary of The Scottish Play.
As a Yank who lived in Scotland for four years, I can confirm that this documentary is accurate.
I love your sense of humour, and the way you portray your characters.
Also, I think you would like the webcomic Hark a Vagrant. It's not active anymore, but you can still read everything on the website. It's humour about history and literature. Not similar to your stuff at all, but I think you might like it.
Love those comics!
@@EleanorMortonable 😊
came here to say this!!!! @Eleanor Morton is kind of the next step beyond Hark a Vagrant combined with Sarah Cooper level impressions.
Where do you get these ideas?!? Brilliant, funny, historically semi-accurate, and delivered with such conviction! I'm a fan. Subscribed and recommended to my friends. Coffee on the way!
Thank you!
Omg she has got the boring deadly ignorant drunk down perfectly.
Her powers of observation and mimicry are amazing.
I have alot of respect for you after I heard your titanic accent... you do have some real talent
We had Shakespear at school in Germany. Now I know the truth! You're GREAT!!!
I'm reading Macbeth right now and I have never seen a more accurate description of it
I live in Glasgow and can 100% confirm everybody speaks like this.
"...anyhow, and then his wife, Gruoch, Gruoch, you might want to write that down..."
I just lost it right there!
Classic. You blew the story wide open!
I worte a saga in my head in which a Scottish guy in pre-Christian Scotland got invloved with a real withc and took a potiont that made him potentialy emortal. Centuries later, he is hanging out in London with some play writier named William in a tavern. will listens to his fanciful tales about witches in old Scotland,and invites him to write a play about it, so he does. Will reads it and says "Well, this is good stuff. But I. am going to have to make a few changes. There is no way that we can get away with making the witches the horos and the early Chritian missionaries the bad ones" So he rewrote the play, and it was good, But he never gave the other guy credit. So the other guy, still possessing some. withing skills,put a curse on the play, such that even saying the name of it while you are performing in a play will make thst play fail, or the theatre fall prey to some disaster.Or some such thing,
Oh, god! I haven't had such a laugh in a long, long time, thank you very much for this amazingband hilarious content, keep the good work!
I love everything about you. Good luck and keep that intuitive spark going.
I need her and the Critical Drinker to meet and discuss... anything.
OMG! It's like you were channeling my dad when explains a movie he's seen.
She is soooo good at Scottish mannerisms, absolutely nails it, I can't stop watching the Scottish ones
Her drunken Scot impersonation is spot on. It's like she has years of personal experience.
Haha, the poor gent never got any credit. He probably didn't remember this encounter the next day anyway. 😂
This channel needs to be bigger. Deserves it.
I laughed thank you! Brilliant introduction to one of our greatest meditations on the moral psychology of power!
"Are you Shakespeare?" .... Shakespeare makes rapid calculation as to whether Yes or No is the correct answer to avoid a punch in the face :-)
It really helped me with my homework. Thank you!
''What? Naw.'' Even that bit is hilarious. I have no words for the rest of this show. Only laughing hyena sounds and tears... love it.
Love the accent!
Irish people aren't always drunk, they just sound like it! 😂
This is fuckin' brilliant! I could nae stop fuckin' laughing me fuckin' arse off! You must follow yer awn advice: Keep doin' it!
Oh my gosh, this is brilliant! I could listen to you speak for hours 😁
That play idea is a masterpiece Shakespeare would look up to you if he were alive in this day and time
Gruoch is my favorite Shakespearean character.
I began reading Macbeth recently (I’m 31 and never read it!) and we haven’t gotten to the ghosts and moving trees yet! I’m excited!
There's a great movie, "Scotland PA", where the Macbeth story takes place in the 1970s over ownership of a burger place. It's pretty great; go see it. Other than a brief moment when people conspire to commit a "Godspell" (which was frankly inevitable in the 70s), it's a joy.
Try and see it live if you can! Plays are always better seen!
When I squint.... and you move your head around fast... it literally looks like your hair is on fire 🔥 😂
Excellent work! I could honestly just about believe it.
Renaming her "Lady Macbeth" was a wise decision.
You are amazing. You've even got the Scottish head twist just before finishing a thought. Brilliant. And fuckin Gruoch.
“It’s okay he’s the main character he can’t die” ~ me reading Macbeth
I love your humor. This had me rolling.
I LOVE that you use closed caption speaking English with an accent
OMG, new subscriber here and I’m watching you nonstop. We just came back from the museum of flight in Seattle and that TH-cam was spot on. You’re friggin hilarious
Just found you on YT. You're brilliantly hilarious!!! Went to watch more of your stuff and I have no other option than to subscribe.
Me too !
I have no idea how you showed up in my recommended section but I'm glad you did.
Shakespeare intoxicates you, and now you know why.
I'm from Abingdon, MD, USA. I think you're work is awesome Eleanor! So original to an American! I am sending your links to friends of mine hoping they catch on. However, some of my friends do not have much of a sense of humor. Oh well. Best of luck! William.
That is one of the best drunk impressions I've ever seen... or were you actually drunk? 😉
Good. God. Imagining myself as Shakespeare, I did a triple facepalm.
Exactly like every conversion I've ever had at 3am outside a kebab shop with a Glaswegien.
Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck to make amends!
“Keep doin’ it”. You, too, Eleanor: keep doin’ it.
lol i can see why shakespear just called gruoch "lady macbeth"
She is hilarious. Her genetic test "99.9% white. And 0.1% also white"
Came for jokes stayed for the accent
This is basically what I interpreted when having Shakespeare forced upon me in junior high.
I really like how self aware she is, even tho she's from the first world, she is aware of the priviledges, most people have no clue at all.
So glad I came across your channel you're very funny,and I'm pleased you have lots more videos for me to catch up on. :-)
Hedy Lamarr: The Incredible Mind Behind Secure WiFi, GPS And Bluetooth
That's the best version of Macbeth I've ever seen.
I think she had some of that “hurly-burly” whiskey.
In an odd way, it's one of my favorite versions of mcbeth ever.
THAT sounds like your average high-school presentation, heard anywhere between Fraserborough and Elgin... 😋
Please, do Shakespeare reads his hate mail, if you haven't ! Thanks for your stuff!
holy shit so that's why she's Lady Macbeth! hahahaa
Oh my god! 😂😂 I had tears in my eyes watching this from laughing
I think I had that very conversation in a pub once. 😅😅
Wow, just in time for my English class book report - Thanks! 🙏
My favourite Shakespeare play fuckin' beautifully explained.
This reminded me of Robin Williams doing the drunken Scot who invented golf!!🤣🤣🤣
Seems legit. I'm going to update the Wikipedia page on Macbeth right now and cite this video.
I definitively disapprove of all the swearing but this was brilliant humour!
I just discovered you. You are HYSTERICAL!!
I think I had a long talk with this "guy's" descendant in a Glasgow bar several years ago 😆
Would love to run into Eleanor when drunk and go like: "Great comedy! Love that stuff... that guy... what's his flippin name... CRAIG! Craig's great. But I also had an idea about this lad Josh who is like a manager of a garden center... You writing this down yet, Eleanor? You're gonna break the internets with this one! All the internets, not just youtube. Don't forget to give Josh a funny accent though, that stuff really matters. Like a Salisbury one or something..."
You know some of the Greek plays really do seem like they were inspired by a few rounds of ale. Like Oedipus Rex for example. "And you know what...? Turns out the guy at the crossroads was his own Dad... and you know what that makes Jocasta, right?"
Trees that move. 😂😂😂 you are gonna be a star
Eleanor knows her drunks. Spot…on.
has to be how it went down