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Two Gentlemen of Lebowski

  • 13-01-2010 3:04pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 669 ✭✭✭


    This has probably been posted elsewhere, but if you're a dude fan you have to read it. It's jaw-droppingly brilliant.

    http://www.runleiarun.com/lebowski/

    Act 1.2 is GENIUS


    Sample

    WALTER
    In sooth, then, faithful friend, this was a rug of value?
    Thou wouldst call it not a rug among ordinary rugs, but a rug of
    purpose? A star in a firmament, in step with the fashion alike to the
    Whitsun morris-dance? A worthy rug, a rug of consequence, sir?
    THE KNAVE

    It was of consequence, I should think; verily, it tied the room
    together, gather’d its qualities as the sweet lovers’ spring grass doth
    the morning dew or the rough scythe the first of autumn harvests. It
    sat between the four sides of the room, making substance of a square,
    respecting each wall in equal harmony, in geometer’s cap; a great
    reckoning in a little room. Verily, it transform’d the room from the
    space between four walls presented, to the harbour of a man’s monarchy.
    WALTER

    Indeed, a rug of value; an estimable rug, an honour’d rug; O unhappy rug, that should live to cover such days!
    DONALD

    Of what dost thou speak, that tied the room together, Knave? Take
    pains, for I would well hear of that which tied the room together.
    WALTER

    Didst thou attend the Knave’s tragic history, Sir Donald?
    DONALD

    Nay, good Sir Walter, I was a-bowling.
    WALTER

    Thou attend’st not; and so thou hast no frame of reference. Thou art as
    a child, wandering and strutting amidst the groundlings as a play is in
    session, heeding not the poor players, their exits and their entrances,
    and, wanting to know the subject of the story, asking which is the
    lover and which the tyrant.
    THE KNAVE

    Come to the point, Sir Walter.


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 132 ✭✭jeffreylebowski


    Wow, my favourite movie of all time... and also I think probably William Shakespeare's greatest play.

    (Hamlet's alright but it could have used more Donald)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 631 ✭✭✭Joycey


    Brilliant. Someone had waaay too much time on their hands anyway. Just watched this again the other day. Didnt like it the first couple of times I saw it but its hilarious


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