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"Annie Dillard and I have the same very specific phobia was not on my bingo card, but that’s definitely going in an essay." — Aug 11, 2025 02:44PM
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“Raise a glass to freedom
Something they can never take away
No matter what they tell you”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
Something they can never take away
No matter what they tell you”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
“Unless Lin made the whole thing up - and nobody has said that he did - it suggest that however innovative Obama's speeches and Lin's show might seem, they are, in fact, traditional. They don't reinvent the American character, they renew it. They remind us of something we forgot, something that fell as far out of sight as the posthumously neglected Alexander Hamilton, who spent his life defending one idea above all: "the necessity of Union to the respectability and happiness of this Country." Obama's speeches and Lin's show resonate so powerfully with their audiences because they find eloquent ways to revive Hamilton's revolution, the one that spurred Americans to see themselves and each other as fellow citizens in a sprawling, polyglot, young republic. It's the change in thought and feeling that makes all the other changes possible.”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
― Hamilton: The Revolution
“Forgiveness. Can you imagine?”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
― Hamilton: The Revolution
“(On 'The Story Of Tonight (Reprise)')
Tommy Kail and I always described this scene as “When your hometown friends are at the party with your college friends.”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
Tommy Kail and I always described this scene as “When your hometown friends are at the party with your college friends.”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
“...American history can be told and retold, claimed and reclaimed, even by people who don't look like George Washington and Betsy Ross.”
― Hamilton: The Revolution
― Hamilton: The Revolution
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