If you think you hate reading books, it only means you haven’t found yours.

I realized this after reading Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. It definitely changed my prespective on Shakespeare’s works. I neither read a lot nor a big fan of classics. But I had to go and hunt for this book in my college library when I came to know she likes it. I overheard when she was telling her friend it’s a classic RomCom. Yeah, that was my first attempt to impress her. At that time I didn’t realise that my chapter with her is not going to be a RomCom as Twelfth Night but a Tragic comedy as Romeo&Juliet.

Don’t worry…. This post isn’t about me…. It’s just a Intro part to get things started….

All above are different posters on the same novel – Twelfth Night, or What You Will.

It’s really facinating to see how a real art of work is getting carried for 3 centuries (yeah! for 300 years…) and evolves itself into different forms – book, drama, theatre arts, cinema. Thought the core content is same, the depiction by each one who reads or acts or directs it pours it a new flavour and thereby new experience for whoever pass by this during their lifetime.

Though I wish to write on and on, on this (Ignore grammar as you do in Shakespeare’s), I would like to hear from the wordpress community and my guys (whom I chase till they read my posts) about Love Triangle.

Love Triangle – as put in the novel, it a form of interconnected love between three characters. Let’s say three characters A, B, C.

A loves B. B loves C. C loves A.

Can you come up with a story where all three will get to a happy ending and marry their loved ones? The conditions are,

1. You can add one new character (says D)
2. All A,B,C,D are straight.

If you’ve already read Twelfth night ignore this and wait for my critique on this novel…