One character in this play accuses his friend of being deaf during that friend's confusion as to his identity when asked to "glean what afflicts me". Another character in this
One character in this play accuses his friend of being deaf during that friend's confusion as to his identity when asked to "glean what afflicts me". Another character in this play is stabbed with a retractable dagger after first being discovered playing music in a barrel. In addition to meeting an obscene troupe of players, one of the protagonists questions the laws of probability after a flipped coin repeatedly comes up heads, and after witnessing the corpse of Polonius, the protagonists are sent to be executed in England. For 10 points, name this play about two Danish courtiers from Hamlet written by Tom Stoppard.
One character in this play accuses his friend of being deaf during that friend's confusion as to his identity when asked to "glean what afflicts me".
{Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead}