Lonelygirl15

Taig, you know as well as I do, that thread is not for real speculation. It's just a bunch of conspiracy theories being thrown around humorously.

Good try on recruiting people for your favorite thread, though.

longlostposter wrote:

Lurker wrote:

longlostposter wrote:Now if we could just get a little "Antigone" in there as well.

Wasn't "Antigone" a major tragedy? I hope they don't go that way. We don't need another Antigone and Haemon incident.

Who'd be Creon, I wonder?

Cool, you knew what it was. I love Antigone, and you know that would be very workable here, as far as Bree and Jonas, if indeed they are brother and sister. But, yeah, it would mean they died, so it would kinda be a downer...lol.

Lurker, I love old tragedies.

It would be a major downer. I think we'd all be crushed for life.

I don't really like the old tragedies myself (they're so tragic!), but one wouldn't think so because of all the ones I've read. Though I did like "Macbeth" a lot. That one's not tragic in the same way as most, though.

longlostposter wrote:

Lurker wrote:

raigne wrote:Arthur and Morgan were half-siblings.

I've always found that term strange.

Why? I means they each have either the same mother, or the same father in common, but not both.

I don't know, really. It just sounds weird to me.

Lurker wrote:I don't really like the old tragedies myself (they're so tragic!), but one wouldn't think so because of all the ones I've read. Though I did like "Macbeth" a lot. That one's not tragic in the same way as most, though.

To each his/her own. Another one I love is "Their Eyes Were Watching God".

old thread i know, but after someone discovered this http://www.silenceopaphid.com/nascence.htm i am completely convinced they are related... even IF this was fan fic and not really part of the plot.