A character with this title bears (*) uncanny resemblance to Tom Canty, with whom he accidentally switches places.
One character with this title proclaims, "Yourself, sir, should be as old as I am, if like a crab / you could go backward." The Decameron is subtitled for a person with this title named Galehaut. A man with this title repudiates Aglaya's accusations of Natasya and was in Switzerland for four years undergoing treatment for epilepsy. A character with this title bears (*) uncanny resemblance to Tom Canty, with whom he accidentally switches places. Another character with this title is from a place commonly referred to as asteroid B-612. For 10 points, identify this title of Myshkin, Hamlet, and a "little" one described by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
One character with this title proclaims, "Yourself, sir, should be as old as I am, if like a crab / you could go backward."
prince [accept Hamlet or Prince of Denmark until “subtitled”; accept principe or preents; anti-prompt on specific prince titles; prompt on heir to the throne and equivalents; prompt on knight; prompt on royalty or nobility or equivalents; do not accept or prompt on “idiot”] &lt;CL&gt;