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One character in this work explains how the sight of a unicorn can be rationalized as a horse with an arrow in its head as part of the "common experience." Two spies are executed in this play and their positions on stage are taken by the title characters. Alfred is told to get his skirt on for a performance of the Rape of the Sabine Women within this play in which a character contemplates a proposition about six monkeys before wondering whether the world operates under (*) un-, sub- or supernatural forces. After playing music, the Player and the Tragedians emerge from barrels in the final act. The two title characters get ninety-one heads when spinning coins and later deliver a letter demanding their own execution. For 10 points, name this play about two characters from Hamlet by Tom Stoppard.
One character in this work explains how the sight of a unicorn can be rationalized as a horse with an arrow in its head as part of the "common experience.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead