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Meaning of this: "Now, unto thy bones, goodnight. Yearly I will do this rite."
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Meaning of this:


"Now, unto thy bones, goodnight. Yearly I will do this rite."

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Answer:

Claudio says this to everyone at Hero's memorial

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Answer:

Claudio to everyone at Hero's funeral

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Claudio is at Hero's funeral because Hero "died"

however, we know that she didn't (which is an example of dramatic irony)

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