/lit/ - Literature

47 and 58: Pyramus and Thisbe. Ovid, right?

54 feels like Wagner. Siegfried getting his sword forged? Is 15 Brunhilde on her rock? (I was expecting the Wagner to be Tristan and Isolde, so this caught me off guard.)

80 is Lancelot caught by Morded et al. in Guinevere's chamber. The passage reads too modern to be Le Morte d'Arthur and I don't see Malory in the list, but T. H. White is there, so it must be Once and Future King. 97 sounds like Guinevere soon after, but I don't know what work this is.

P.S. I love all of these excerpts, even though I recognize so few of them. We don't deserve you, quizanon-sama.