A character in this play refuses to have his toe licked to tell the wind's direction, after another man claims to be sane when the wind is southerly. After losing a bet that twice a man's age can be an odd number, a character in this play claims to be of the "blood, love, an
A character in this play refuses to have his toe licked to tell the wind's direction, after another man claims to be sane when the wind is southerly. After losing a bet that twice a man's age can be an odd number, a character in this play claims to be of the "blood, love, and rhetoric school". In this play, two characters resembling the protagonists appear in the Tragedians' dress rehearsal of The Murder of Gonzago. In this play, the lights abruptly change before the protagonists are greeted by Gertrude and Claudius at Elsinore. This play's protagonists flip coins that repeatedly come up heads. For 10 points, name this Tom Stoppard play about two murdered courtiers from Hamlet.