u/Unlucky_Sleep1929

At first I was like meh, sequels are not always that good...*reads first couple of chapters* SOLD.

Alexandre Dumas and your ghost writers, you rock.

Hey, I know this is a simple question for tech experts, but how do you get the clock hands to move around a clock when they have to show a quick passage of time? I know standing behind the flat and moving them manually is likely how you do it unless you have a huge budget. What's the easiest way? Thanks!

I have seen that movie several times....and was surprised at the many changes. Among them the whole Albert paternity thing. If you know, you know...

Now I get it was intended as kind of a Cliffs Notes version but still.

What was the change you were most surprised by?

How do you appeal missing months during the pause that does count for PSLF?

I can't put this thing down! And yet I don't want to power through and never have the first time experience ever again. Way better than the film. I am totally caught up in it. The man can spin a hell of a yarn. The scene of the shipwreck he sees. Abbe Faria wanting Edmond to have the treasure without being angry or bitter about that...*chef's kiss* and I am only on p. 207.

Too innocent? Too honest to lie? I guess it might have changed up the point of her story...

Does anyone know where you csn get the vocal score/libretto for the 2003 revival? Please PM. MTI wants to charge tons to get materials sooner. I see the 1982 one uploaded everywhere.