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picked - used in the sense of "torn to pieces," or "ruined."
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Here begins the discussion of Yorick, and Hamlet's memories flood back.
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Eisel - A hypothetical river in Denmark. Possibly a corruption of "Nile."
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...Heaping Ossa upon Pelion. Aloadae (ulō'udē) [key]or Aloidae (ălōī'dē) [key], in Greek mythology, two giants who warred against the Olympian gods. Their names were Otus. and Ephialtes,. and they were sons of Aloeus' wife by Poseidon. They tried to reach heaven to overthrow the gods by piling Mt. Ossa on Mt. Olympus and Mt. Pelion on Mt. Ossa. Some said they were killed by Apollo, others said they killed each other while shooting at a hind sent by Apollo. For their wickedness they were condemned to eternal torture in Tartarus. Thus the phrase “to pile Pelion on Ossa” means to attempt an enormous but fruitless task. - http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/ent/A0803452.html
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The passage spoken by Queen Gertrude may be taken to mean that Hamlet's madness may be concealed for the length of the speach at hand, but just as the twin chicks of a sitting pigeon are shown by the mother pigeon eventually, so his lunacy will be betrayed when she moves her sheltering wings, and ceases her protective stance, and he will sit stupid and silent.
This is a very important statement, supported elsewhere, namely by Gertrude's self-murdering attentions at the final swordfight in Act 5 and her statement at Ophelia's funeral. It is a kind of Elizabethan "Mother knows best."
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mutines - mutineers
bilboes - an iron bar with shackles predating stocks.
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It is dangerous when baser natures (opportunists) come between the past and befallen points of contention between might opposites, namely Claudius and Hamlet.
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cozenage - swindling, cheating
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crib - feed container for animals
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mess - table
chough - crow-like bird
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[edit] Credits
Definitons courtesy of AOL Dictionary Mirriam-WebsterDictionary.comAllwords.comMorewords.comBrewer'sBartleby's
