Wherefore art thou?
"Et tu Brute?" said this character.
Who is "Julius Caesar?"
William Shakespeare was from this country.
The theatre named after the earth. Where Shakespeare's plays were performed.
What is the globe theatre?
When you sit by yourself in the cafeteria with no company, you might feel this:
What is "Lonely?"
(First used in Coriolanus)
The person who puts your milk on top of your eggs at the store.
What is a "bagger?"
Who is Hamlet?
The amount of sonnets written by Shakespeare, which happens to equal this amount:
[(14+60)x3-50]÷2+68
The poetic meter in which Shakespeare writes.
What is Iambic Pentameter?
(Love's Labour's Lost)
Cool people walk with this.
What is "swagger?"
"O happy dagger, This is thy sheath: there rust, and let me die" is a line spoken by this character.
Who is Juliet Capulet.
The year Shakespeare was born was also 50 years before the start of the 30-year War and 460 years ago.
What is 1564?
The Shakespeare's play with the most amount of speaking characters and the number of characters in that play.
What is Henry VI part ii? What is 60?
A word that describes something that has no value, if a certain british poet was named "William Words" he could also be considered this.
What is "worthless?"
(King Lear)
Someone who cant stop talking themselves up.
What is a "bragger?"
"We few, we happy few, we band of brothers" is a line spoken by this character.
The British monarch who ruled during most of Shakespeare's life.
Who was Queen Elizabeth I?
The amount of actresses Shakespeare had audition for "Romeo and Juliet" before he found his star to play Juliet.
What is 0?
Getting soaked in vinegar would be a really tough situation, if you had a job interview immediately after, you could consider yourself in this colloquial turn of phrase.
What is "in a pickle?"
He punched me so hard he made me this.
What is "stagger?"
Who is Macbeth?
The body part rumored to have been stolen from Shakespear's grave, and seemingly proven by a radar scan in 2016. Latin word would be Caput, Capitis.
What is his skull?
(Latin is technically head)
The playwright, of whom it is often said that had Shakespeare never been born, would have taken Shakespeare's place as the greatest English playwright.
Who was Ben Johnson?
The verb form of the funny bone.
What is "to elbow?"
A derogatory term for a politician who would travel out of state to run for public office.
What is a "carpetbagger?"