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* TruthInTelevision: Unlike in most depictions of Shakespeare and his plays, here ''Hamlet'' is being viewed during the day. This was the norm during Shakespeare's time, as before the invention of the the light-bulb and electricity, artificial light from the likes of torches were ineffective, and thus plays were usually done during the daytime.

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Unlike in most depictions of Shakespeare and his plays, here ''Hamlet'' is being viewed during the day. This was the norm during Shakespeare's time, as before the invention of the the light-bulb and electricity, artificial light from the likes of torches were ineffective, and thus plays were usually done during the daytime.
** The idea that Shakespeare actually ''wants'' audience members talking over the play and engage directly was typical audience decorum at the time. The idea that an audience sits quietly out of respect during the show is a very modern idea.
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* CuffsOffRubWrists: Aziraphale does this during the French Revolution after Crowley magically undoes the irons around his wrists.
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-->'''Famine:''' I've never seen a room full of rich people so hungry before.

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