- In Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, The Player's line "Deaths for all ages and occasions. Deaths of kings and princes... and nobodies." It isn't just The Player describing Hamlet, and to a further extent tragedy, it's him pointing out the simple truth of life: Death eventually takes you, no matter who you are.
- Why did the coin land tails that one time? Because it was The Player who bet it.
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