First Clown

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First Clown has 50 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 4 references, with 6 live disagreements.

50 facts·39 predicates·4 sources·6 in dispute

Mostly:rdf:type(4), addresses(2), action(2)

Inbound mentions (5)

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`addresses`Addresses(1)

Hamletex:hamlet

`asks`Asks(1)

Hamletex:hamlet

`contradicts`Contradicts(1)

Second Clownex:second-clown

`fleesSpeaker`Flees Speaker(1)

Quick Lieex:quick-lie

`hasPart`Has Part(1)

Two Clownsex:two-clowns

Other facts (46)

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46 facts

Predicate	Value	Ref
Rdf:type	Person	[1]
Rdf:type	Person	[2]
Rdf:type	Character	[3]
Rdf:type	Person	[4]
Addresses	Hamlet	[1]
Addresses	Horatio	[1]
Action	digs	[2]
Action	sings	[2]
Sings Song	In youth when I did love, did love	[2]
Sings Song	But age with his stealing steps	[2]
Identified As	Grave Maker	[3]
Identified As	Sexton	[3]
Performs Action	Singing	[1]
Throws	Another Skull	[1]
Claims Ownership	Grave	[1]
Sings	Lyric	[1]
Accuses	Hamlet	[1]
Infers	Grave Not Hamlets	[1]
Denies Lying in	Grave	[1]
Speaks Line	Why, there thou say’st.	[2]
Agrees With	Second Clown	[2]
Expresses Pity	great folk having countenance to drown or hang themselves	[2]
Compares Suicide Rates	great folk more than their even Christian	[2]
Mentions Tool	spade	[2]
Refers to	Spade	[2]
States Fact	He was the first that ever bore arms.	[2]
Accuses of	heathenism	[2]
Refers to Source	Scripture	[2]
Poses Riddle	What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the shipwright, or the carpenter?	[2]
Praises Wit of	Second Clown	[2]
Analyzes Phrase	the gallows does well	[2]
Interprets Meaning	It does well to those that do ill	[2]
Judges	thou dost ill	[2]
Compares Strength	gallows is built stronger than the church	[2]
Insults	Second Clown	[2]
Provides Answer	grave-maker	[2]
Requests Action	fetch me a stoup of liquor	[2]
Describes Personal Experience	shipp’d me into the land	[2]
Sings Lyric	As if I had never been such	[2]
Performing Action	Grave Digging	[3]
Utters Lie	Quick Lie	[3]
Occupation Start	Grave Maker	[3]
Started Work on	King Hamlet Victory Day	[3]
Gives Reason	Hamlet Madness	[3]
Explains	Madness Invisibility	[3]
Duration in Role	Sexton	[3]

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typehamlet/68

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labelhamlet/68

First Clown

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addresseshamlet/68

ex:hamlet

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addresseshamlet/68

ex:horatio

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performsActionhamlet/68

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throwshamlet/68

ex:another-skull

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claimsOwnershiphamlet/68

ex:grave

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singshamlet/68

ex:lyric

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accuseshamlet/68

ex:hamlet

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infershamlet/68

ex:grave-not-hamlets

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deniesLyingInhamlet/68

ex:grave

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labelhamlet/67

FIRST CLOWN

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typehamlet/67

ex:Person

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speaksLinehamlet/67

Why, there thou say’st.

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agreesWithhamlet/67

ex:second-clown

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expressesPityhamlet/67

great folk having countenance to drown or hang themselves

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comparesSuicideRateshamlet/67

great folk more than their even Christian

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mentionsToolhamlet/67

spade

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refersTohamlet/67

ex:spade

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statesFacthamlet/67

He was the first that ever bore arms.

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accusesOfhamlet/67

heathenism

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refersToSourcehamlet/67

Scripture

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posesRiddlehamlet/67

What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the shipwright, or the carpenter?

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praisesWitOfhamlet/67

ex:second-clown

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analyzesPhrasehamlet/67

the gallows does well

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interpretsMeaninghamlet/67

It does well to those that do ill

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judgeshamlet/67

thou dost ill

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comparesStrengthhamlet/67

gallows is built stronger than the church

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insultshamlet/67

ex:second-clown

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providesAnswerhamlet/67

grave-maker

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requestsActionhamlet/67

fetch me a stoup of liquor

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actionhamlet/67

digs

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actionhamlet/67

sings

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singsSonghamlet/67

In youth when I did love, did love

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singsSonghamlet/67

But age with his stealing steps

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describesPersonalExperiencehamlet/67

shipp’d me into the land

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singsLyrichamlet/67

As if I had never been such

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typehamlet/69

ex:Character

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labelhamlet/69

FIRST CLOWN

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identifiedAshamlet/69

ex:grave-maker

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identifiedAshamlet/69

ex:sexton

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performingActionhamlet/69

ex:grave-digging

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uttersLiehamlet/69

ex:quick-lie

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occupationStarthamlet/69

ex:grave-maker

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startedWorkOnhamlet/69

ex:king-hamlet-victory-day

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givesReasonhamlet/69

ex:hamlet-madness

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explainshamlet/69

ex:madness-invisibility

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durationInRolehamlet/69

ex:sexton

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labelhamlet/66

First Clown

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typehamlet/66

ex:Person

References (4)

4 references

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  HAMLET. That skull had a tongue in it, and could sing once. How the knave jowls it to th’ ground, as if ’twere Cain’s jawbone, that did the first murder! This might be the pate of a politician which this ass now o’er-offices, one that woul…
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  SECOND CLOWN. Will you ha’ the truth on’t? If this had not been a gentlewoman, she should have been buried out o’ Christian burial. FIRST CLOWN. Why, there thou say’st. And the more pity that great folk should have countenance in this wo…
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  FIRST CLOWN. ’Tis a quick lie, sir; ’t will away again from me to you. HAMLET. What man dost thou dig it for? FIRST CLOWN. For no man, sir. HAMLET. What woman then? FIRST CLOWN. For none neither. HAMLET. Who is to be buried in’t?…
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  QUEEN. There is a willow grows aslant a brook, That shows his hoary leaves in the glassy stream. There with fantastic garlands did she make Of crow-flowers, nettles, daisies, and long purples, That liberal shepherds give a grosser name…

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Other facts (46)

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