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A Shakespearean Rollercoaster of Drama and Passion!
If We Were Villains is like a wild Shakespearean rollercoaster set in a theatre school – drama, passion, and a touch of confusion. The story dives into the deep end of human experience, complete with loneliness, creativity, chaos, discipline, focus, insecurity, confidence, jealousy, love, hatred, joy, and devastation.The characters? Well, they're a bunch of thespians who can't quite decide if they're living their own lives or just rehearsing for the next big tragedy. Personal passions and on-stage roles? Blurrier than my vision before I put my glasses on in the morning. And let's not forget the Shakespearean verse sprinkled throughout – it's like they're trying to out-fancy Shakespeare himself.The story unfolds with a five-act structure as if Shakespeare himself penned the outline. Flashbacks from one character's perspective pop up in each act's prologue to anchor us to where the characters are 10 years later. It's like a Shakespearean soap opera but with more iambic pentameter.On and off stage, a lot of the dialogue is full of Shakespearean verses, but my Shakespeare knowledge peaked in high school. My primary references are She's The Man and 10 Things I Hate About You – which, while helpful, is not exactly the pinnacle of literary expertise.Despite my struggle to keep up with the Shakespearean banter, the ending was everything I could've wanted from this dark academia story – surprising, colorful, and leaving me grinning. I want to give the book a standing ovation, but the four-star rating reminds me to brush up on the Bard. Still, If We Were Villains is a wild ride into the messy world of human passion and the blurry line between reality and performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
The characters? Well, they're a bunch of thespians who can't quite decide if they're living their own lives or just rehearsing for the next big tragedy. Personal passions and on-stage roles? Blurrier than my vision before I put my glasses on in the morning. And let's not forget the Shakespearean verse sprinkled throughout – it's like they're trying to out-fancy Shakespeare himself.
The story unfolds with a five-act structure as if Shakespeare himself penned the outline. Flashbacks from one character's perspective pop up in each act's prologue to anchor us to where the characters are 10 years later. It's like a Shakespearean soap opera but with more iambic pentameter.
On and off stage, a lot of the dialogue is full of Shakespearean verses, but my Shakespeare knowledge peaked in high school. My primary references are She's The Man and 10 Things I Hate About You – which, while helpful, is not exactly the pinnacle of literary expertise.
Despite my struggle to keep up with the Shakespearean banter, the ending was everything I could've wanted from this dark academia story – surprising, colorful, and leaving me grinning. I want to give the book a standing ovation, but the four-star rating reminds me to brush up on the Bard. Still, If We Were Villains is a wild ride into the messy world of human passion and the blurry line between reality and performance.
A Shakespearean Rollercoaster of Drama and Passion!
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
If We Were Villains is like a wild Shakespearean rollercoaster set in a theatre school – drama, passion, and a touch of confusion. The story dives into the deep end of human experience, complete with loneliness, creativity, chaos, discipline, focus, insecurity, confidence, jealousy, love, hatred, joy, and devastation.Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024
The characters? Well, they're a bunch of thespians who can't quite decide if they're living their own lives or just rehearsing for the next big tragedy. Personal passions and on-stage roles? Blurrier than my vision before I put my glasses on in the morning. And let's not forget the Shakespearean verse sprinkled throughout – it's like they're trying to out-fancy Shakespeare himself.
The story unfolds with a five-act structure as if Shakespeare himself penned the outline. Flashbacks from one character's perspective pop up in each act's prologue to anchor us to where the characters are 10 years later. It's like a Shakespearean soap opera but with more iambic pentameter.
On and off stage, a lot of the dialogue is full of Shakespearean verses, but my Shakespeare knowledge peaked in high school. My primary references are She's The Man and 10 Things I Hate About You – which, while helpful, is not exactly the pinnacle of literary expertise.
Despite my struggle to keep up with the Shakespearean banter, the ending was everything I could've wanted from this dark academia story – surprising, colorful, and leaving me grinning. I want to give the book a standing ovation, but the four-star rating reminds me to brush up on the Bard. Still, If We Were Villains is a wild ride into the messy world of human passion and the blurry line between reality and performance.
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