First letter of the missing word: camel, weasel, _____
Last letter of the place whitherto migrated a horde of trees.
Third letter of the name of the "serpent that did sting thy father's life/Now wears his crown."
Tenth letter of the man who was mused to have possibly plugged a hole in a wall with his dead flesh.
Fourth letter of the missing word: "Hear it not, Duncan, for it is a _____"
Some of Hamlet's themes are corruption and murder, as seen when the first murder of ____ is mentioned. Also, Hamlet constantly ponders mortality and death throughout the play, which obstruct the course of his revenge. After his father urges him to take vengeance, he realizes the complexities and ambiguities found in vengeance, and such afflicts his mind, when he undergoes a journey of realization of the matter of death and decay. Especially, the decay of the state of the nation. The King's brother has usurped the throne, he has taken the late King's wife for his own. The symbolic poison seeps into everything and everyone. People are overtaken by madness and drown, men are consumed by desire for vengeance, plots are made of murder and many are slain. This sense of decay is at its highest when Hamlet visits the graveyard and speaks with the clown and his friend regarding the bodies of the dead. He wonders how long it takes for a body to decay, and that even the greatest living men must be reduced to ash and dust, and how a King might be consumed by a worm, which is consumed by a fish, which is eaten by man. He beholds how after death, men are powerless to stop the swinging spade of the clown from knocking their skulls around, how all men are dissolved into base matter, regardless their status in life. Also, the imagery of purity soiled appears, especially as Hamlet accuses King Claudius and Gertrude of soiling the place of his father, and corrupting his brother's noble name. Which is the third letter of the missing word?
First letter of the person who was of "infinite jest", a King's jester.
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