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Shakespeare Sonnet 94: The Power to Hurt

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First published at 22:29 UTC on April 30th, 2024.

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Join us for a profound exploration of Shakespeare's Sonnet 94, a meditation on the ethics of power. Watch as Justin Scalise from Austin Shakespeare delivers an evocative reading, capturing the essence of those who possess the power to harm yet choose the path of restraint. Dive into our discussion on how the sonnet delves into the themes of integrity and moral responsibility, illustrating that true strength lies not in the overt display of power, but in its judicious use. Don't miss this insightful analysis of one of Shakespeare's most compelling sonnets, where power meets grace in a quiet battlefield.

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