Earlier today I put tights on Fionn, to
theophile's delight.
"Oh, I love seeing him in tights! He is like a little Hamlet!"
"Oh no!" I exclaimed. "But Hamlet was murdered!"
"Hamlet wasn't murdered," said
theophile--"it's not murder if it's that...convoluted."
"It's baroque murder!" I exclaimed, then wondered out loud if that was, in fact, a concept that was ever used.
theophile suggested that it was used "to talk about murders that happened during the Baroque epoch."
But--seriously--baroque murder, anyone? And in what context?
"Oh, I love seeing him in tights! He is like a little Hamlet!"
"Oh no!" I exclaimed. "But Hamlet was murdered!"
"Hamlet wasn't murdered," said
"It's baroque murder!" I exclaimed, then wondered out loud if that was, in fact, a concept that was ever used.
But--seriously--baroque murder, anyone? And in what context?