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Who speaks the line 'To be, or not to be, that is the question'?
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Who delivers the funeral speech opening with 'Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears'?
Answer: Mark Antony
Why: Antony's masterclass in rhetoric repeatedly calls Brutus 'an honourable man' while cleverly inciting the crowd to total riot.
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What dying curse does Mercutio place on both families in Romeo and Juliet?
Answer: A plague o' both your houses!
Why: Mercutio repeats this bitter curse three times before succumbing to the wound Tybalt dealt him.
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To what natural force does King Lear cry 'Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks'?
Answer: storm
Why: Lear rants at the howling tempest on the heath after his ungrateful daughters Goneril and Regan lock him outside.
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What word is commonly misquoted after 'I knew him' in Hamlet's Yorick speech?
Answer: well
Why: Shakespeare actually wrote 'I knew him, Horatio': Yorick was the king's jester who had carried young Hamlet on his back a thousand times.
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What does King Richard offer his entire kingdom for during the Battle of Bosworth?
Answer: A horse
Why: Richard loses his mount in the fray and is slain shortly after, making this desperate plea his final famous line.
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Which character in Shakespeare's Hamlet offers the advice 'To thine own self be true'?
Answer: Polonius
Why: Polonius says it as farewell advice to his son Laertes, who is leaving for France, in the same speech that warns 'Neither a borrower nor a lender be'.