For me it's As You Like It

>>24547967 (OP)
This got replaced in my Shakespeare favorites by Cymbeline after I found out the latter did pastoralism better.

>>24547967 (OP)
It was very interesting seeing Shakespeare's take on vegetarianism and ecology.

>Thus most invectively he pierceth through
>The body of the country, city, court,
>Yea, and of this our life, swearing that we
>Are mere usurpers, tyrants and what's worse,
>To fright the animals and to kill them up
>In their assign'd and native dwelling-place.

>>24547967 (OP)
AYLI is great. Orlando is a cheery fellow and his "poetry" is no worse than the "poetry" in /lit/ poetry threads.

Also Rosalind is a fine girl. She's almost Best Girl . . .

>>24547974
. . . but she isn’t because Imogen is Best Girl.

>>24547974
I haven't read Cymbeline or The Winter's Tale, but aren't they both said to have pastoral themes?

I thought 12th Night was funny. I usually don’t think Shakespeare comedies are funny

orlando and rosalind (male) is based. I love boys

>>24548011
Shakespeare wasn't a pervert like you, he could appreciate women dressing up as men without being gay.

>>24548027
men acting as women dressed as men

>>24548030
The dramatic illusion is that they're women.

>>24547967 (OP)
grwat