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From what I remember, the dark lady sonnets were basically about the idea of beauty vs what true beauty actually is

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She is portrayed as foul smelling and an unpleasing person to the eye, seems to be a reference of how people lie in relationships

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Something to do with her not being the beauty standard

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I remember that the dark lady is very hideous from the outside, but shakespeare loves her because of her personality, not looks

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nobody knows who she is and she could be anything from a love interest to a grandma and she is described in an unflattering light

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What I remember about the Dark Lady Sonnets what that there was a women who was ugly in every way, but at the end of it, the narrator described himself to be madly in love with her.

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I remember how Shakespeare thought of her a someone beautiful yet ugly, and there were false and true feelings. It was a little confusing, buy maybe something of like ¨Beauty is in the eye of the beholder¨.

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She is described as a ugly, horrible, disgusting, old lady with tangly black hair with dirt in it and for some strange reason Shakespeare was like madly in love with her.

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Someone who doesn't look good but still cares about beauty.

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Someone who doesn't look good but still cares about beauty.

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I remember that it was ideas about beauty and what love is, and about lying in a relationship.

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The Dark Lady was a mysterious woman whose identity is not known, what is known however is that some of Shakespeare's sonnets were about her. She was very ugly on the outside but had beauty within.

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All I remember is that people think its about his grandma or something

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The dark lady isn't really known and that the poems often start with everything that is wrong with their relationship/her but by the end it talks about everything that is good about the relationship. It also talks about how she is absolutely hideous.

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She was portrayed as an unpleasing woman, someone who was way out the beauty standard, but the man was described as in love with her, yet hold some sort of resentment.

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Even though it said she had to look hideous, for some reason he had still loved her despite her looks.

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She was a lady who wasn't very pretty but her personality made the narrator fall in love with her.

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The Dark Lady is was described as an ugly lady that didn't look well and didn't smell well, but Shakespeare still loved her a lot.

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I remember it being about a woman who was talked about highly by the narrator for 'beauty', which the beauty wasn't necessarily looks in this situation. In the end it is a reflection of how much he loves her and covers up their lies in the relationship with things like her beauty.

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The dark lady is portrayed as dark, stinky, and ugly to the eye and represents how women are represented with true beauty rather than how they are expected to be extremely beautiful.

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Dark lady, we don't know who she is; they're a mystery. But aside from that she is portrayed as discussing, and hideous looking. But Shakesphere states he is madly in love with this woman because of her personality.