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[edit]You reverted my edit on Michael Caine, read the Cockney article. Caine is mentioned several times as Cockney. Registreernu (talk) 20:49, 7 September 2021 (UTC)
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William Shakespeare Edits
[edit]Hello, @Cranberry Wood! How are you? I see that you reverted my edits on the William Shakespeare page, which said, "The Tempest was Shakespeare's last finished play." I fail to understand why you took it out. You said, "Shakespeare's last play is unknown" in your edit summary, but the Tempest is Shakespeare's last finished play. His "missing plays" include Cardenio and a play about Thomas More, but those were never finished and much of them have been sadly lost to history. I would appreciate if you could elaborate on why you reverted my edits.
Perhaps as a compromise we could put in, "The Tempest was Shakespeare's last known finished and performed play"? Professor Penguino (talk) 22:52, 17 October 2022 (UTC)
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