Literary allusions have been flying, many with a sense of doom, since Elon Musk purchased Twitter.
Tag Archives: Henry VI Part 2
Alas, Poor Twitter–I Knew Him, Ho-Ratio
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Trump’s and Shakespeare’s Mobs
Thursday In Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part II, the ambitious third duke of York, Richard, enlists former officer Jack Cade to instigate a mob uprising in the hopes of overthrowing Henry. Richard makes his designs clear: he wants to “reap the harvest which that rascal sow’d.” To so-called Cade rebellion is temporarily successful, as has been […]
Support Trump or Your Head on a Pike
To avoid having their heads hoisted on pikes, once moderate Republicans voted to acquit Trump. The pike reference comes from Shakespeare.
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