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Kill Shakespeare, Vol. 4: The Mask of Night
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Sam Morphew is 25% done

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Libby is 75% done

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Libby is 50% done

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Libby is 25% done

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Louise is 59% done

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Louise is 18% done

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LibrariAnne is on page 67 of 120

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LibrariAnne is on page 47 of 120

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Cyndy is on page 20 of 120

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Foo is finished

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Vanessa Medeiros is starting

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Brandon is finished

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Evan is on page 60 of 120

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Evan is on page 2 of 120

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Ali Balchunas is 50% done

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Ali Balchunas is 25% done

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Ali Balchunas is 10% done

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Josée is starting

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Christina is on page 45 of 120

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Kyle is 58% done

So that's all, Shakespearean folks? The series wraps up with a very ambiguous ending, if indeed this is the final series. Did anyone actually kill Shakespeare? Othello left deranged, Titus still yet to appear and Lady Macbeth no more than a red herring. It would have been an implausible yet a not-entirely unexpected twist to have Cesario turn out to be a resurrected Romeo. Maybe the board game to finishes this story?

— Jan 26, 2015 08:55PM Add a comment

Kyle is 30% done

Nice to see a storyline more focused upon the female characters, and Viola versus Juliet makes for some interesting tension; yet with every other character ready to turn upon the other the Boreas proves to be on stormier seas that much of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and this is only two chapters into a four-part series. So how are Lady Macbeth, Titus and zombie Romeo going to cram into the story?

— Jan 24, 2015 09:59PM Add a comment