Madison: *snickering* hey Alexander, how are you doing with your essays
Hamilton: uh I think they’re going okay, why? How are yours?
Madison: oh you know, I just wrote 29 of them. I know the plan WAS 25 but I just found that there was SO much to say
Hamilton: I agree! I finished my 51st the other day
Madison: …
Hamilton: …
Madison: Thomas, we are engaged in a battle for our nation’s very soul
alexander hamilton: you’ve only listened to trailers and promos
my shot: you tried to listen to the entire soundtrack but got distracted; that one song was totally cool, though
the schuyler sisters: you watched that one genderswap version in #ham4ham and can’t forget it, ever
you’ll be back: you really enjoy britpop, perhaps too much for any one human being
right-hand man: you’re a revolutionary war nerd who always loved george washington
satisfied: you have good taste
wait for it: you have a pulse
guns and ships: you really love and admire daveed diggs, as we all should
history has its eyes on you: are you sure you don’t just want to bone george washington
the battle of yorktown: you fantasize about getting to say “fuck” on national television, like hercules mulligan
dear theodosia: you like to cry about parents and children
nonstop: you’re known for being able to keep up with a million things happening at once
say no to this: listen, you can find the porn in aisle 3
the room where it happens: your favorite Disney song is “Be Prepared”
one last time: you like to cry about george washington, or possibly just sad dads in general
hurricane: you enjoy wordplay and/or manpain
burn: you don’t enjoy manpain at all, but you do enjoy philippa soo
it’s quiet uptown: what the fuck, are you even human, are you literally made of tears
the world was wide enough: you think leslie odom jr should have gotten TWO tonys for best actor
So apparently Jefferson was obsessed with making mac and cheese and would serve it all the time and everyone thought it was gross, so this is what I think about every time I hear The Room Where it Happens.
“Well, I arranged the meeting. I arranged the menu, the venue, the seating…”
Eliza Schuyler in burn: i would very much like to be excluded from this narrative, one that i never asked to be a part of, since 1797