[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why do Brutus and Cassius argue?”  Bottom text:  ”Because the make-up sex is spectacular.”] Then in my tent, Cassius, enlarge your griefs, And I will give you audience.       —- Brutus, Julius Caesar Act IV.2 
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why do Brutus and Cassius argue?”  Bottom text:  ”Because the make-up sex is spectacular.”]

Then in my tent, Cassius, enlarge your griefs, And I will give you audience.

      —- Brutus, Julius Caesar Act IV.2 

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “What are Brutus’ tragic flaws?”  Bottom text:  ”He keeps letting Popeye get a hold of Spinach.”] Every.  Single.  Time.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “What are Brutus’ tragic flaws?”  Bottom text:  ”He keeps letting Popeye get a hold of Spinach.”]

Every.  Single.  Time.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “How are Hamlet and Othello similar?” Bottom text:  They were both played by Sir Laurence Olivier.”] I prefer Laurence (Fishburne’s) performance, to be honest.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “How are Hamlet and Othello similar?” Bottom text:  They were both played by Sir Laurence Olivier.”]

I prefer Laurence (Fishburne’s) performance, to be honest.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Is Hamlet Truly mad?” Middle text: “Is Hamlet truly insane?”  Bottom text:  ”Help me out here, folks…which one’s the Medical Term and which one’s the Legal Term?”] Actually, I think the first one’s a purely literary term, while the second is the legal term.  Feel free to correct me on this.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Is Hamlet Truly mad?” Middle text: “Is Hamlet truly insane?”  Bottom text:  ”Help me out here, folks…which one’s the Medical Term and which one’s the Legal Term?”]

Actually, I think the first one’s a purely literary term, while the second is the legal term.  Feel free to correct me on this.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “How is Cassius characterized” Bottom text: “Awesome, Badass, a Total Rock Star, and…oh wait, wrong Cassius.”] Accidentally confused This Cassius with This One.  My bad.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “How is Cassius characterized” Bottom text: “Awesome, Badass, a Total Rock Star, and…oh wait, wrong Cassius.”]

Accidentally confused This Cassius with This One.  My bad.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why did Shakespeare use Sonnets?” Bottom text: “Because Bitches Love Sonnets”] Verified via multiple sources.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why did Shakespeare use Sonnets?” Bottom text: “Because Bitches Love Sonnets”]

Verified via multiple sources.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why does Romeo compare Juliet to the sun?” Bottom text: “Because she was shiny.”] Either that, or he thought she’d give him a bad sunburn.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why does Romeo compare Juliet to the sun?” Bottom text: “Because she was shiny.”]

Either that, or he thought she’d give him a bad sunburn.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why did Shakespeare marry Anne Hathaway?” Bottom text: “Because she was hot.”] I mean seriously, did you see her in The Princess Diaries? How about Havoc?  She was amazing! (Also, she’s totally playing Catwoman in the next movie!)
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why did Shakespeare marry Anne Hathaway?” Bottom text: “Because she was hot.”]

I mean seriously, did you see her in The Princess Diaries? How about Havoc?  She was amazing!

(Also, she’s totally playing Catwoman in the next movie!)

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why did Romeo leave usc” Bottom text: “Because he got a scholarship to Harvard”] The Sports Team colors are about the same, so it’s not really that big of an adjustment for him.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why did Romeo leave usc” Bottom text: “Because he got a scholarship to Harvard”]

The Sports Team colors are about the same, so it’s not really that big of an adjustment for him.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why does Hamlet demand that Guildenstern play the recorder?” Bottom text: “So Shakespeare can make an extended innuendo about fellatio.”] You spin my head right ‘round, right ‘round, When you go down, when you go down, down…
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why does Hamlet demand that Guildenstern play the recorder?” Bottom text: “So Shakespeare can make an extended innuendo about fellatio.”]

You spin my head right ‘round, right ‘round,

When you go down, when you go down, down…

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why does Romeo despise his own name?” Bottom text: “He really wanted to be called Bob.”] Failing that, “Steve.”
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why does Romeo despise his own name?” Bottom text: “He really wanted to be called Bob.”]

Failing that, “Steve.”

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why is Othello black” Bottom text: “(Ellipsis)”] …genetics?
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why is Othello black” Bottom text: “(Ellipsis)”]

…genetics?

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why is Romeo and Juliet so popular?” Bottom text: “The Double Suicide ending really gets to the much coveted Twi-Hard demographic.”] No, seriously, it does.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “Why is Romeo and Juliet so popular?” Bottom text: “The Double Suicide ending really gets to the much coveted Twi-Hard demographic.”]

No, seriously, it does.

[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “What is Capulets first answer?” Bottom text: Actually, I believe Capulet went with Ask The Audience.  Then he went for Phone A Friend. ”] I believe the question involved the proper usage of an apostrophe.
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[Picture: Webpage Screenshot. Top text: “What is Capulets first answer?” Bottom text: Actually, I believe Capulet went with Ask The Audience.  Then he went for Phone A Friend. ”]

I believe the question involved the proper usage of an apostrophe.