To be, or not to be... authored?

To be, or not to be... authored?

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  • Prompt: "Imagine a portrait worthy of kings – William Shakespeare, rendered in glorious 8K. He is not merely depicted, but revealed. Seated upon a throne of ebony and gold, its intricate carvings whispering tales of ancient lore and forgotten empires, he is a vision of Renaissance splendor. The velvet of his doublet, the lace at his collar, the glint of signet rings – all are brought to life with breathtaking clarity. But it is in his hand that the true drama unfolds: a skull, bleached white by time, bearing atop it a single, stark question mark, a symbol of the debates surrounding his authorship. (Focus on the Question): Above this image, gothic lettering, as precise and sharp as a quill's stroke, spells out the question: "To be, or not to be... authored?" The phrase hangs in the air, not merely as a declaration, but as an accusation. It's a challenge thrown down to posterity, a defiant assertion against the whispers of doubt and the shadows of conspiracy. The letters themselves seem infused with a spectral glow, as if illuminated by the very mind of the Bard, grappling with his own mortality and the enduring power of his words. (Focus on the Setting): The backdrop is no mere stage; it is a living testament to Shakespeare's time. The grand hall soars upwards, its vaulted ceiling adorned with frescoes depicting scenes from his most celebrated plays. Sunlight streams through stained-glass windows, casting vibrant hues upon the marble floor. Tapestries woven with threads of silver and gold adorn the walls, depicting scenes from history and myth. It is a space that resonates with the echoes of past triumphs, the murmur of countless performances, and the enduring power of the human spirit – a fitting stage for the eternal drama of William Shakespeare."
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