Yes, we have the "Wherefore art thou?" emote... but is that really enough? After all, there is no greater writer than Shakespeare, so surely there could be no greater pack of emotes. Here are some of my favourite ideas (especially the first few):
"To be or not to be, [Player 2]? That is [Player 1]'s question" or "the question"
"Et tu, [Player 2]?"
"[Player 2] doth protest too much, [Player 1] thinks"
"How beauteous [Player 2] is! O brave new world That has such people in't!"
"[Player 1] gives [Player 2] a witch's potion. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble!"
"[Player 1] reminds [Player 2] that all the world's a stage"
"[Player 1] begs [Player 2] to recall that brevity is the soul of wit"
"[Player 1] weeps to [Player 2] that parting is such sweet sorrow"
"[Player 1] warns [Player 2] to beware the Ides of March"
"[Player 1] predicts they shalt meet [Player 2] again, in thunder, lightning, or in rain"
"[Player 1] warns [Player 2] that uneasy lies the head that wears a crown"
"[Player 1] alerts [Player 2] that love is blind, and cannot see pretty follies"
And perhaps some insults too >
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"[Player 1] calls [Player 2] a poisonous bunch-back’d toad!"
"[Player 1] says [Player 2] has no more brain than they have in their elbows"
"[Player 2] dost infect [Player 1]'s eyes"
"[Player 1] calls [Player 2]'s wits as thick as Tewkesbury mustard"
"To be or not to be, [Player 2]? That is [Player 1]'s question" or "the question"
"Et tu, [Player 2]?"
"[Player 2] doth protest too much, [Player 1] thinks"
"How beauteous [Player 2] is! O brave new world That has such people in't!"
"[Player 1] gives [Player 2] a witch's potion. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble!"
"[Player 1] reminds [Player 2] that all the world's a stage"
"[Player 1] begs [Player 2] to recall that brevity is the soul of wit"
"[Player 1] weeps to [Player 2] that parting is such sweet sorrow"
"[Player 1] warns [Player 2] to beware the Ides of March"
"[Player 1] predicts they shalt meet [Player 2] again, in thunder, lightning, or in rain"
"[Player 1] warns [Player 2] that uneasy lies the head that wears a crown"
"[Player 1] alerts [Player 2] that love is blind, and cannot see pretty follies"
And perhaps some insults too >
)"[Player 1] calls [Player 2] a poisonous bunch-back’d toad!"
"[Player 1] says [Player 2] has no more brain than they have in their elbows"
"[Player 2] dost infect [Player 1]'s eyes"
"[Player 1] calls [Player 2]'s wits as thick as Tewkesbury mustard"
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