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What modern stories that anyone can think of both real-life and fictional have plots that could be turned into great plays by Shakespeare if he were alive today and explain your choices?
Adeadlynightmare
Without a doubt, the arresting and puzzlilng saga of the Grand Duchess Anastasia wpuld be at the top[ of the list of a modern Bard. Shakespeare was well aware of royal and noble power struggles-e.g. Macbeth, It would be interesting to see how he would handle Dame Stasia, please don"t make her an English Girl?
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