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If you can listen to this, and not get a lump in your throat, you have no soul.
St. Crispin's Day Speech
It is always important to remember that there are things in this world that are noble and worthy of any sacrifice.
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5 comments:
"these wounds had i on Crispin's day"
wow.
you're right. it can't be done if one has a soul.
wow.
I'm taking a Shakespeare class on campus and a few weeks back we did Henry V. After we talk about it and work with the play for a week we have to watch a movie verison then we talk about it. I watched this verison and it left us all talking about this particular speech, and many of Henry's speeches in this play for another week. It made me want to get up and fight the good fight.
I really love the scene after the battle and the whole group singing together and gathering the dead, coming together.
Three cheers, for posting this!
goose bumpums.
wow.
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