Ovid, in his story of Pyramus and Thisbe, tells us that the black mulberry was originally white. |
Thisbe saw these things as in a dream, and suddenly the truth awoke her. |
As long, however, as the Thisbe was in sight they would not make the attempt. |
I remember having so much fun doing the Pyramus and Thisbe play. |
The courtly audience at Pyramus and Thisbe is socially superior to the actors but little more sophisticated about what makes a play work. |
There is a big wall in the way, and it won't do to repeat the tragedy of Pyramus and Thisbe. |