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Dame Judi Dench just casually drops Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29 from memory on Graham Norton and the whole couch goes silent. Who else could do that? She doesn’t even hesitate. Graham jokes about poking her with a stick and she launches straight into When in disgrace with fortune and men’s...

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TheRealCherokeeOwl 🦉

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> she also said this before into the new world: "all the way back to 2007 to that summer when everything began and everything felt new a little bit uncertain but one of our story was just beginning and we were chasing a whole dream together let's go back there, shall we?" she told us a piece of her story from her snsd days… and when she said: ["we were chasing a whole dream together"], you could feel it – she wasn't just talking about a dream, she was talking about "them". the people she started it all with. the ones who shared that uncertain beginning, that same stage, that same dream. she didn't say their names, but she didn't need to. because some memories don't fade, and some bonds don't need to be explained – you just know. and maybe that's why it hits a little deeper… because even after everything, that part of her story is still there, quietly living in her words. and in that moment, it didn't just feel like a performance— it felt like she was taking all of us back with her. back to where it all began 😭🥹
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> she also said this before into the new world: "all the way back to 2007 to that summer when everything began and everything felt new a little bit uncertain but one of our story was just beginning and we were chasing a whole dream together let's go back there, shall we?" she told us a piece of her story from her snsd days… and when she said: ["we were chasing a whole dream together"], you could feel it – she wasn't just talking about a dream, she was talking about "them". the people she started it all with. the ones who shared that uncertain beginning, that same stage, that same dream. she didn't say their names, but she didn't need to. because some memories don't fade, and some bonds don't need to be explained – you just know. and maybe that's why it hits a little deeper… because even after everything, that part of her story is still there, quietly living in her words. and in that moment, it didn't just feel like a performance— it felt like she was taking all of us back with her. back to where it all began 😭🥹

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