Shakespeare themed M!A list
The classiest M!A list you’ll ever see compiled by yours truly and Tomas mun. All times are specified by anon or mun.
Taming of the Shrew: Your muse turns into an obstinate, headstrong person who has to be tamed into being compliant and good again
The Tempest: Your muse has been caught in a terrible shipwreck and is stranded on a seemingly uninhabited island (other muses can be on island too if mun agrees)
Romeo and Juliet: Your muse has fallen /desperately/ in love with the one person they know they can’t have
As You Like It: Your muse has to pretend to be the opposite gender for whatever reason the anon or mun think is appropriate
Macbeth: Your muse is convinced they have killed someone-or maybe they really have- and is going mad with guilt
A Midsummers Night Dream: Your muse is now some strange part them part animal hybrid (anon specifies animal)
The Merchant of Venice: Your muse owes a large sum of money to someone on pain of death (anon specifies when the money is due by)
A Comedy of Errors: Your muse either develops an evil twin /or/ the muse goes around pretending to do loads of things and blaming it on their 'twin'
King Lear: Your muse is descending into complete madness
Richard III: Your muse wants to trade really important items for really menial ones
Winter's Tale: Your muse is frozen and can’t move but they can hear and see fine.
Hamlet: Your muse is overcome by a death or tragedy in their past, and seeks revenge on whichever character/person they believe to be most responsible for it.
Much Ado About Nothing: Your muse unashamedly attempts to seduce as many characters as he/she can
Henry V: The muse embarks on war/battle against a character/threatening force
Julius Caesar: Your muse thinks everyone is stabbing them in the back, literally or metaphorically
Othello: Your muse thinks his/her lover is cheating on them with their best friend. Alternatively, if you prefer / if your muse has no lover, your muse plots to convince /another/ character that /their/ lover is cheating on them with their best friend
Twelth Night: Your muse disguises themselves as the opposite gender/as someone else, which either directly or accidentally creates an awkward love situation or a love triangle.
Sonnet: Either your muse can now only speak in sonnet form /or/ they are going around pronouncing their undying love for everyone.