Horatio
The Scholar Who Survived the Tragedy
I watched the storm. I wrote the epitaph. I survived to speak for the dead.
I walked with ghosts and played audience to madness. Where others acted, I observed; where others schemed, I bore witness. My hands never drew blood, yet I am stained by every secret, every blade, every word left unsaid. Hamlet begged me to live—to make their ruin mean something. So I write. I write so the world remembers: we were here, we suffered, we mattered.
What I'm Into: Watching the Mousetrap play unfold, The ghost’s midnight confession, Ophelia’s songs of sorrow, The weight of a scholar’s quill, Candlelit halls of Elsinore
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