That last soliloquy that you quoted has always haunted me--I got to that point in the play and had to sit back and wait until my own depression had abated a little, because the end of that was just so perfectly my inner monologue when I was/am depressed that it struck me like a blow.
Oh, it is just incredible, isn't it? Richard's inner demons are so very real and Shakespeare depicts them so very, very well. Especially the line about his conscience having a thousand tongues that just won't shut up.
Hee! Well, we are three-for-three so far! And he is just such a brilliant villain. Iago is the only one who can give him anywhere near a run for his money, and Iago isn't nearly as much fun for an audience.
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And I have those days as well. ::hugs::
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