@mia wrote:
Oooo-k. So Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and a line from The Golden Bird.
I have a new theorie. I think they use that story as a place holder text, like the Lorem Ipsum. Kitsis&Horowitz probably know the fans will take a close look at whatever they get their hands on, so they use the same story so as not to give anything away.
Highly likely! Either that or it’s got some super secret relevance. So either it’s meaningless or very meaningful. Which doesn’t help us much. LOL
@hjbau wrote:
Thank you Phee. I totally thought Titania and Oberon from Midsummer Night’s Dream and tried to search for the illustration, but couldn’t find it. And Shakespeare seemed strange to have in the book anyways so i just decided it must be some obscure fairytale that i don’t know. Thank you.
No worries. 🙂 It does seem odd to have Shakespeare stuff in the book. His writings weren’t exactly stories, rather plays and sonnets and whatnot.