Brandie Mansfield:

      18 Year old Bipolar girl with an extreme case of ADD. Well I haven't been offically diagnosed, but that's the conclusion I've reached thus far. So... basically I like stuff, shiny stuff, soft stuff, your stuff. The nicest color in my opinion is pastel pink, do you concur? Of course, let me tell you why. Duh, its the color of our website. I'm an active democrat even though I have yet to vote. I'm also very picky, don't you dare allow my food to touch. I'm a member of the National Honor Society and Student Government. I live with my grandparents until I move out in May, to New York City! I also don't like anything grape or the color orange, nasty color...yuck. No offense to anyone currently rockin the color orange, just don't let it happen again. I plan to attend Florida State University in the Fall of 2006 to begin Pre-Med and later get my PHD. in Pediatrics. On a minor note, I dislike children.  I also think JFK was an amazing president and I have a problem with admitting I'm controlling and whiney.  I like juice boxes.

Megan Vice:

     Megan was born in Tallahassee, Florida to the two happiest people in the world, they were happy because Megan was born unto them. Megan's lucky number is eight. Megan is the coolest person in the world. Megan has two best friends: Brandie Mansfield, whom you have just read about, and Eli Busen, a humble rocket-scientist-to-be. Megan resides in Wakulla County Florida, and has high hopes of escape. Megan has overwhelmingly fierce eyes. Megan also has a puppy-doggy, who goes by the name of Partner. Megan loves kids. If Megan had to describe herself in one word, she would probably say, "Eclectic-outgoing-short-flexible-quirky-enthusiastic-sweet-helpful-bouncy" If Megan got stuck on a deserted island, and could only have three things, they would be: a plane,  Ewen McGregor, and the complete works of William Shakespeare, on 8 tracks (that boxey music thing).

Welcome to McHamlet, that is, Macbeth and Hamlet, with a twist.

     We, the creators of this exquisite web site, have decided to express our thoughts on two of William Shakespeare's finest works, Hamlet and Macbeth, to the world, or at least those interested enough to read this!

                                                            

                                                                       www.halloway.com

     This website will explore the freudian complexities of Shakespeare's Hamlet and Macbeth.

The Creators: