1) What are you guys going as for Halloween?
2) Monsieur and I are going as Hamlet & Ophelia. I've got a renaissance-y dress and I'm planning to get some flowers & herbs to randomly strew everywhere, but do you guys have any suggestions to make a more recognizable Ophelia?
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here is a song about Hamlet that makes me laugh ("To be or not to
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Are you going to have flowers in your hair, as Ophelia? that would do it.
Of course, you could also go drenched in water, but somehow I suspect that would not be practical. :-/
(Btw, every time you update, I hope I'm going to see a new chapter of Fortuna's Wheel. :-( *is a sad Guy/Marian shipper*)
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AND SOON. I PROMISE. IT'S 98% READY TO GO.
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OMG yay!
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I. CANNOT.WAIT!!! (Seriously - best news this week.)
Re: Costume - Yup, flowers in the hair will work, but also - in lieu of water - and as your dress is light green, (this you may not like, but) what about streaks of mud on the dress? So that you're not confused with a Spring wood nymph?
-- And carrying tall flowers and weeds? And maybe, reeds?
-- Your makeup choice will also help here -- What about an extremely pale base with circles under the eyes? And pale, blue-tinged lipstick? just some thoughts...
Myself, I'm retreatingand being the Halloween Scrooge this year...too much other stuff going on. HAVE FUN!! ;-)
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2) The gown should be really pale, I can't think of ever seeing a painting of her without her being in white/gray and a wreath of flowers in her hair. Pretty much long loose hair with flowers in it and a pale dress should make someone think of Ophelia.
Tried listening to that song but holy crap those people cannot sing what the crap =(
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2. I'll have flowers in my hair, but we have no money so I'm wearing the dress I already have, which is green. At least it's light green, but you're right, a white/grey dress would have been really good.
My husband forces me to listen to shitty punk all the time so I think I have become immune.
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2. Light green should work unless its like, blade-of-grass-green. You could always dilute some bleach real well and wash it a bunch try to pale it up a notch, but that might not be so good if you want to use it for other stuff after. If he is recognizable as Hamlet that should help too.
Ah well, the things people do for love!
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Haha, you could just yell at them out the window to get off the lawn ; )
2. Unfortunately this is a nice dress (it was for my high school madrigal, and not cheap to make) so no dying/bleaching. But my husband will be in a black doublet & breeches and . . . whatever else he's doing. He might get a skull, I don't know. We're doing more costume stuff tomorrow, so I'll find out!
I forced him to watch Merlin yesterday, so we're probably even ; )
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That icon is amazing.
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ut do you guys have any suggestions to make a more recognizable Ophelia?
I would suggest a straitjacket, but that could be (a) in poor taste (b) difficult to procure...
Heh @ the Hamlet rap. That's one of the same guys who wrote the Gwen/Arthur/Lancelot rap!
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I actually have a fencing jacket that wouldn't be too hard to--no, no, not going down that route ; )
G/A/L rap? Do share!
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