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ShotD (on behalf of Caius) by cristobal 2001-11-12 10:29:58

Thy son is banish'd upon good advice,
Whereto thy tongue a party-verdict gave:
Why at our justice seem'st thou then to lour?
What play are these lines from?
Who speaks them and whom is being addressed?
What connection(s) to today's strip does this play have?
I tried to make this one a worthy challenge, good luck.
[ Reply ]
  Solved. by Arcanaloth2001-11-12 10:36:34
    Third question still open (n/t) by cristobal2001-11-12 10:46:17
      Others get a chance then :) by SaleGamine2001-11-12 10:50:55
  Well done! Keep it up! by SaleGamine2001-11-12 10:39:19
    There are rules? by Arcanaloth2001-11-12 10:42:07
      Well more like guidelines... by SaleGamine2001-11-12 10:47:43
        Link to suggested guidelines by cristobal2006-11-19 12:55:59
          Thanks. by SaleGamine2001-11-12 11:03:05
  BTW by SaleGamine2001-11-12 10:55:26
    Thanks for the encouragement by cristobal2001-11-12 11:02:59
      Ok (n/t) by SaleGamine2001-11-12 11:05:29
  Warning: supposed answer to third by mirage2001-11-12 11:24:18
    Partial credit - further analysis possible (n/t) by cristobal2001-11-12 11:43:07
      Erm, this was something written by... by BrianM2001-11-12 14:23:46
      another component by mirage2001-11-12 19:42:08
  Ok here is what I think about question 3 by SaleGamine2001-11-12 22:47:10

 

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