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I met so many nice people who share my curse last week. Including a nice gentleman named Barnabas Sinclair who apparently, I own a boon to. I’m not sure what a boon is, but I’m pretty sure it’s a type of bird. I’ll have to see if I can find one for him. Perhaps a stuffed form of the bird will suffice? In any case, he gave me a yellow rose.
It was a pleasant evening, except for the bit where someone called the sheriff went to the dark side. I’ve encountered many different people from several different walks of life since being forced to walk in only the night realm, but I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a Sith before, but it doesn’t seem right. Villains should sing a song about how evil they are, and the prince should be given a chance to heroically defeat the villain, with everyone living happily ever after in the end.
Speaking of which I’m not the Malkavian whip. I’m not exactly sure what that means. Does that mean I have to injure people, or does that mean I have to supply whipped cream for everyone’s pie? Neither one sounds good to me, but I hope this doesn’t mean I’ll have to attend boring meetings that don’t move the plot along. I still must find my prince, after all.
I found an interesting play. I think I'll make a few edits and claim to be the author. Weird thing is it's a really old book, but the writing is so good. When I put my name on it, everyone will think I'm a brillaint playwright
Witness the tender tale of a devoted couple who would literally kill for each other. When a prophecy promises greatness, our hero Macbeth and his beloved Lady M decide that true love means never having to say, “Are you sure we should murder the king?” From sweet nothings whispered over daggers to romantic strolls through castle corridors haunted by spectral dinner guests, this power couple proves that nothing says “’til death do us part” like hastily plotted regicide. Complete with witches, questionable life choices, collapsing mental health, and just a touch of light treason, Macbeth is the swooning romance you absolutely did not expect and certainly didn’t ask for. Prepare to sigh, swoon, and maybe rethink your relationship goals.
Because love conquers all… except sometimes it conquers Scotland first.
Dates: February 12, 13, 14.
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Location: Paris Center of Fine Arts
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