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[Prinz_Karl]

well, don't post half-backed answers

I think he just typed my answer in google for the better term... Besides what's the difference of pedaliophobia and pedalphobia one is just the greek term for it the other one is the english one. Same with qui and and. But well if that's the way it works...

[F i n]

gonna count this answer, it's close enough
so claim your prize too mister

i want the 10 k to be added to the literature riddle prize. Throwers dont need money

[Artyem]

I think he just typed my answer in google for the better term... Besides what's the difference of pedaliophobia and pedalphobia one is just the greek term for it the other one is the english one. Same with qui and and. But well if that's the way it works...

You would be incorrect, sir.  I did what you did and pieced together the meaning of each individual representation of each picture.  However, I used what I found to give a believable, somewhat realistic answer.

[BD_Baby_Wolf]

i want the 10 k to be added to the literature riddle prize. Throwers dont need money

cool

[Kuhparnicuhs]

Are the two quotes in the literature riddle both referring to the same thing?

[BD_Baby_Wolf]

Are the two quotes in the literature riddle both referring to the same thing?

yes

[F i n]

"Compounded it with dust whereto 'tis kin". What was that "dust"?

ashes to ashes and dust to dust! The dust is dirt. So Humans are dirt. He got him dirty. So he burried him.


And dude... is the religion thing totaly wrong? could you -1 wrong guesses? Would be easier to drop those ideas then.

[BD_Baby_Wolf]

"Compounded it with dust whereto 'tis kin". What was that "dust"?

ashes to ashes and dust to dust! The dust is dirt. So Humans are dirt. He got him dirty. So he burried him.


And dude... is the religion thing totaly wrong? could you -1 wrong guesses? Would be easier to drop those ideas then.

ok -1

[F i n]

Darn you Hamlet! You ruined my days at school and now you're still chasing me! BUUUURN.

Wait - did he burn him?

[Kuhparnicuhs]

"In the state of Denmark" may refer to the higher ups, and maybe Heaven will direct it downwards to the lower class?

[BD_Baby_Wolf]

-2

[Kuhparnicuhs]

Why does mine get -2?

[F i n]

As the location of the corpse is Hamlet's secret - and he says, he'd compounded it with dust... maybe dust ist oblivion - things that remain secret and get forgotten?

[BD_Baby_Wolf]

-1 and -1 for the previos

[Artyem]

 In a very famous play the actors say "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark" and "Heaven will direct it". What do those actors refer to?

From Hamlet, Horatio and Marcellus are discussing whether they should follow Hamlet or not.  "Let’s follow. 'Tis not fit thus to obey him." "Have after. To what issue will this come?" Horatio is asking Marcellus what it all means, and where it all ends.  To which Marcellus responds "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark" which is referring to the whole situation, and how Hamlet's imagination is making him crazy.  Horatio responds "Heaven will direct it" or "we should let god take care of it."  Marcellus decides against this and says "Nay, let's follow him."

tl;dr they are talking about Hamlet himself.