In Henry V, Act2, Scene 3, Falstaff's death is mentioned in passing to be similar to the death of Socrates (who drank hemlock to commit suicide), but it never directly states that he did in fact drink it. Falstaff also appears in Henry IV Part 1, Henry IV Part 2 and The Merry Wives of Windsor.
Yes, you would get soaked.
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she is a character in one of shakespeares plays called othello and shes a bit of a hoe
She died as a baby before she was one.
Shakespeare creates a unique atmosphere for each one of his plays.
His son's name was Hamnet, which sounds like Hamlet.
In one of his great plays, his main characters, in a love play, were Romeo and Juliet.
The portrayal of Ariel as female. Apex.
When he was sentenced to death by a court for impiety, he was given the choice of suicide or the normal one of having his throat cut and being thrown into a garbage pit. He chose to drink hemlock.
He was born in 1564 and died in 1616
Romeo.
love labours one
Ben Johnson.
Yes, you would get soaked.
Yes, they can be heard as well as read.
Socrates decided to drink the hemlock as a final act of accepting the decision of the Athenian court, thus demonstrating his commitment to his philosophical beliefs and the importance of living according to one's principles even in the face of death. This act also underscored his belief in the pursuit of truth and the acceptance of the consequences that come with challenging societal norms and beliefs.
Yes it is. A pretty lethal one. Do not eat it.