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THEME WORDS:
	0	--	Hamlet	|Play of a young prince's efforts to avenge his murdered father's ghost
	0	--	Macbeth	|Bloody play involving man and wife killing many to bring to pass witches' prophecy that he will be king
	0	--	JuliusCaesar	|Play in which Mark Antony encites the avenging anger of the people for the murder of their leader with the famous words: "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears" (2 wds.)
	0	--	RomeoAndJuliet	|Tragic story of lovers from the Montague and Capulet families which stop feuding only after the young lovers' deaths (3 wds.)
	0	--	MuchAdoAboutNothing	|Comical, but intense, play about love overcoming both an aversion to marriage and deception caused by others, happily ending in a double marriage - made into a modern film by Kenneth Branagh (4 wds.)
	0	--	TheTamingOfTheShrew	|Funny play about a father who gives his extremely stubborn and intemperate daughter away to a man who teachers her to lovingly obey him no matter what the request, concluding with the request to "KIss me Kate" (5 wds.)
	0	--	TheMerchantOfVenice	|Play about a man who waigers his friend's life so that he can marry a wealthy woman and thereby pay his friend back. When all comes crashing down, it is this wealthy woman - now his wife - and her friend who save the day (4 wds.)
	0	--	GlobeTheater	|Playhouse built so Shakespeare's acting troupe could perform his famous plays (2 wds.)
	0	--	SonnetEighteen	|One of Shakespeare's most famous poems, beginning "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" (2 wds.)
	0	--	AMidsummerNightsDream	|Play involving several couples seeking to get married, fairies, and a minion named Puck who mixes everything up. It's all cleared up magically by the Fairy King, leaving the lovers with just the memory of a crazy "dream" (4 wds.)
END THEME WORDS
CURRENT CLUES ACROSS:
	 2 THEMERCHANTOFVENICE	|Play about a man who waigers his friend's life so that he can marry a wealthy woman and thereby pay his friend back. When all comes crashing down, it is this wealthy woman - now his wife - and her friend who save the day (4 wds.)
	 5 MUCHADOABOUTNOTHING	|Comical, but intense, play about love overcoming both an aversion to marriage and deception caused by others, happily ending in a double marriage - made into a modern film by Kenneth Branagh (4 wds.)
	 6 MACBETH	|Bloody play involving man and wife killing many to bring to pass witches' prophecy that he will be king
	 8 AMIDSUMMERNIGHTSDREAM	|Play involving several couples seeking to get married, fairies, and a minion named Puck who mixes everything up. It's all cleared up magically by the Fairy King, leaving the lovers with just the memory of a crazy "dream" (4 wds.)
	 9 GLOBETHEATER	|Playhouse built so Shakespeare's acting troupe could perform his famous plays (2 wds.)
	10 THETAMINGOFTHESHREW	|Funny play about a father who gives his extremely stubborn and intemperate daughter away to a man who teachers her to lovingly obey him no matter what the request, concluding with the request to "KIss me Kate" (5 wds.)
CURRENT CLUES DOWN:
	 1 SONNETEIGHTEEN	|One of Shakespeare's most famous poems, beginning "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" (2 wds.)
	 3 JULIUSCAESAR	|Play in which Mark Antony encites the avenging anger of the people for the murder of their leader with the famous words: "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears" (2 wds.)
	 4 ROMEOANDJULIET	|Tragic story of lovers from the Montague and Capulet families which stop feuding only after the young lovers' deaths (3 wds.)
	 7 HAMLET	|Play of a young prince's efforts to avenge his murdered father's ghost
END CURRENT CLUES
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