Dramas Quotes Novels & Stories

Those are too sharp, too edgy for me to share. So, I flip through the pages, to find something appropriate. And something to lighten the mood. "'I came, I saw, she conquered.' The original Latin seems to have been garbled." Beth raises a hand to her mouth. Richard guffaws, slapping a hand on his knee. "Ain't that the truth." Their reaction seems a bit overplayed.... But they're trying to smooth things too.... I find another quote. "Take big bites. Anything worth doing is worth overdoing."

She prayed silently that he believed her. Quote for this episode: "This world would be a whole lot better if we just made an effort to be less horrible to one another."--Ellen Page.

“Shouldn’t you be saying something like you’ll take full responsibility for what you’ve done?” He was dumbfounded. “What!?” “Many dramas put forward such scenes too, don’t they? After a man and woman slept together, the man would always tell the woman that he’d take full responsibility.” Quincy looked at Saydie and wanted to laugh so badly, but he held it back. ‘How on earth can she utter such an innocent statement in such a serious manner? Quincy did not dare to give it to her straight. “Do you like to watch such brainless dramas?”

"Not competing just... sorry for being a dick last night. Heavens, take her pain and give it to me, my love, for I cannot bear to see you suffer." I froze, pulling back to stare at him. "What? Heavens what? Did you just quote a soap opera?" He grinned sheepish, ears red now. "Yeah, watched some clips online thought it sounded romantic, like those dramatic guys on TV. 'My darling, your tears are daggers to my soul let me mend your broken heart with my eternal devotion.'" I cracked up so hard I snorted, falling back on the towel, him hovering over me laughing too. "Oh God, stop you sound like a bad actor! 'Eternal devotion'? Who talks like that?"

“Stop playing games, Draco. Did you see it?” “Hmm.” Draco said, returning to the living room. “Let’s see. Is it the one that said some wh*re was giving my woman a headache?” “I am not your woman,” Ophelia said firmly, and he laughed as he took his seat.

Snap out of it! Grabbing my clothes from before, I left the bathroom, groaning as I heard Rohan quoting Romeo and Juliet. I turned around leaning against the couch, after hanging my clothes. l glared at him as he did dramatic poses, "But, soft! What light through the yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun!" Wow, he should be an actor. I shook my head.

“What’s that famous quote about the whole world being a movie?” “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and their entrances …” “Clever, clever girl,” she says, which I should find maybe insulting, infantilizing, but I don’t. “It’s not so impressive, knowing a little Shakespeare.” “Please don’t diminish yourself,” she says. “It’s the worst thing a woman can do, especially in your position.”

Nevertheless, she chose not to escalate the situation by instigating a conflict within the theater group. Soon, Charlotte finished applying her makeup and prepared to go on stage. Today's rehearsal scene featured the classic moment from Romeo and Juliet, where the two lovers converse on the balcony during a moonlit night. Juliet soliloquized about love at her window, while Romeo, drawn to the scene, intruded, and they confessed their love for each other. Romeo used the most beautiful metaphors and language to express his love, while Juliet responded with her own sufferings and vows of love.

"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players." — William Shakespeare, As You Like It. MATTHIAS He could have her. For now. I leaned back in my chair, laughter bubbling out of me as Briella’s vision painted the scene in front of my eyes. The beast on his knees, the girl clinging to him like he was salvation. Disgustingly poetic. I knew he wouldn’t die. God forbid I gave Lucien an easy way out. No, no, no. Where’s the fun in that?

Jessica remembered when he said he regretted not being able to dance with her, the emerald of his eyes reflecting a touch of regret and sadness. Scripted dialogue: Saxon: Only God understands my heart. Narrator: Melancholy Prince, I also understand your heart. Please don't hang yourself from just one tree; look around, maybe another tree will provide a more comfortable hanging. So talented! Tears stream down Jessica's face, these are truly classic lines. She says everything she wants to say to Saxon. The final scene showed Jessica standing together with Mr. Marcus, a touch of sorrow and grandeur. Scripted dialogue: