Which Shakespeare antagonist would play a role in your life?

Basking in the adoration of strangers.

Holding court, but everyone looks bored.

Washing their hands in the punch bowl.

Skulking in the corner.

Basically a lie, but it was the *way* they said it that really makes you mad.

Sounds implausible, but that cheeky smile is hard to stay mad at.

Completely inadequate.

Pretty woeful, but they did cry so you think you'll forgive them.

Chaotically, but at least most people still have all their limbs...

The answer is simply not appropriate for a public quiz.

Badly. There's a lot of blood.

Surprisingly well. After a robust exchange of insults, we're inseparable.

A handkerchief.

Misplaced Loyalty.

Madness.

Ambition.

Flowers (admittedly some of them are dead).

A crumpled, but unopened letter.

A dagger, slightly bloodied.

A sword, although it's not clear until the last moment that it's meant to be a gift.

They have found a secret arras in your mother's room!

They definitely accidentally murdered someone important.

They have tickets to an amazing ball (and you are totally going with them).

They've fallen in love (but it's complicated).

You tear about town, hoping someone will tell you this is just a bad dream.

With measured vengeance.

A lie deserves a lie, doesn't it?

You leave poison in their broth. Not enough to kill obviously...

Their complete disregard for social mores.

Their patient cunning. Sometimes it works against you, but most of the time it's glorious to behold.

Their flawless appearance of compassion. Truly amazing.

The fact that only you can see how truly beautiful they are.

Denmark.

Scotland.

Italy.

Cyprus.

"We know what we are, but know not
what we may be."

"Only look up clear;
To alter favour ever is to fear:
Leave all the rest to me."

Fates, we will know your pleasures:
"That we shall die, we know; 'tis but the time
And drawing days out, that men stand upon."

"Thy head is as fun of quarrels as an egg is full of
meat..."