So I had a teacher in seminary and I took what's called an independent study.

And his name was Father Gavin Barnes.

He was an amazing guy, a city theater at Northwestern.

Anyway, he's a monk of St.

Minor where I went.

And he thought that the genius of Shakespeare was the sound.

And so there's a, there's a, I think it's in King Lear where Kingler's like going crazy and he's in the storm.

And at one point, he says, blow winds and crack your cheeks.

And he said, people who don't understand Shakespeare will pipe in storm noises.

Hmm.

But he said, you don't need to do that.

Because Shakespeare already built the storm in the speech.

Interesting.

So blow winds and crack your cheeks.

I see.

It sounds like,

yeah,

and when he said it,

I thought,

is that real?

Like,

that's amazing.

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