By Christos Tsagkaris
The Bard was exhausted, since he had been writing into the late hours. He glanced over his new lyrics of “Hamlet” and sighed in relief. In the end, he managed to save his hero from Claudius’s plans thanks to a warning letter coming from Horatio:
“…Claudius is up against you again. For Heaven’s sake stay away from him!”
“Everything seems perfect to me!” he murmured happily. But at the same time his hand was ready to write, “Our wills and fates do so contrary run,” signifying that even a Poet is not able to save his heroes from tragedy and glory.
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