Frank: Okay... so how long does it need to be? 
Alice: She didn't say. I'm guessing she just wants us to choose something then do it. :/
Frank: Right... :/ so do you have any ideas? i was thinking maybe Romeo & Juliet?
Alice: Every1s gonna be doing R&J
Frank: true -_-
Alice: I was actuallythinking maybe Macbeth - you know that scene with the 3 witches ("double double toil and trouble")?
Frank: Oh yeah sure :D I'll go get my stuff - brb!
Frank: Let's do this!
Alice: Great! :D
Alice: Okay, so we have "Thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd." - I was thinking of something like: "Oh look, the brinded cat miowed three times - think it means something?" (wtf does brinded mean??!)
Frank: ooh I like that! :) i think it means tawny :)
Frank: then: "Thrice, and once the hedge-pig whined. Harpier cries, “'Tis time, ’tis time." - I was thinking something like: "Really? The hedgehog only whined once! Although this guy Harpier did tell me it was time..."
Alice: :D haha!
Alice: Then we have (oh boy): "Round about the cauldron go, In the poisoned entrails throw. Toad, that under cold stone, Days and nights has thirty-one, Sweltered venom sleeping got, Boil thou first i' th' charmèd pot."
Frank: how bout - "Lets make our potion and dance around it! I say we throw in that toad that's been lying under that rock for the past month - it looks poisonous!"
Alice: You're brilliant! (How on earth did you come up with that??!) 
Alice: "Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble." - I wrote: "Double the work and double the trouble, let this fire burn so our cauldron can bubble"
Frank: Very nice ;) I covered a bit of Shakespeare at Drama class. :) btw, you are getting this down right?
Alice: yeah - gotta say this is kinda fun :) we make a good team
Frank: as if there was any doubt ;) but moving on - i've got an idea for the next part:
Frank: "Toad's not enough! We need to add more - pass me that a newt’s eye and frog’s toe. Maybe we can add some bat fur, a dog’s tongue... I also wanted the forked tongue from an adder, maybe lizard’s leg and an owl’s wing? That should do the trick! now our potion will truly be horrendous MWAHAHAHA!!!"
Alice: Alriht Shakespeare, no need for you to get carried away :) but I like what you wrote :) not quite so sure about the mwahahaha bit... :P
Frank: why not? Every villain needs an evil laugh :P 
Alice: fine, you win :P 
Frank and Alice choose a scene with the 3 witches from "Macbeth" for their assignment. Frank and Alice proceed to translate the Shakespearean dialog into every day modern English line by line.