Today’s Totally Random
Lines
And
me, my royal sovereign.
Sir Thomas
Grey
King Henry the Fifth Act II, Scene ii, Line 64
Sir Thomas Gray
is one of three traitors who’s been found out and is about to be sentenced to
death, but he does not yet realize that. King Henry asks who it is who had been
promised a commission (apparently a commission is a good thing), and the three
traitors are quick to say me, me, me, Sir Thomas being the last of the three to
speak. So the king hands each a piece of paper which they each think is
something good, only to find out that the pieces of paper are their death
sentences for treason.
Oooh, Roasted! That should teach you not to be so fast with the me, me, me.
Okay, who would like some food from the table, instead of eating the dinner that was prepared for them?
Me! Me! Me, me, me!
Did he read any part of that post?
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