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re: Final ''Jeopardy!'': Shakespearean Geography (spoiler!)

Posted by: Ann 07:55 pm EST 11/21/14
In reply to: re: Final ''Jeopardy!'': Shakespearean Geography (spoiler!) - MikeR 07:50 pm EST 11/21/14

Merry wives of Windsor


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re: Final ''Jeopardy!'': Shakespearean Geography (spoiler!)

Posted by: MikeR 08:12 pm EST 11/21/14
In reply to: re: Final ''Jeopardy!'': Shakespearean Geography (spoiler!) - Ann 07:55 pm EST 11/21/14

Huh. I wouldn't have considered that a city, but OK. Can't think of anything else that would fit (and a quick perusal of the titles shows that Windsor must be it).


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Othello, the Moor of Venice nmi

Posted by: Ijest22 08:43 pm EST 11/21/14
In reply to: re: Final ''Jeopardy!'': Shakespearean Geography (spoiler!) - MikeR 08:12 pm EST 11/21/14

Nmi


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The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice...

Posted by: garyd 09:21 pm EST 11/21/14
In reply to: Othello, the Moor of Venice nmi - Ijest22 08:43 pm EST 11/21/14

I think Windsor is considered at least a town, if not a city.


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re: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice...

Posted by: Pir8Jenny 03:57 am EST 11/23/14
In reply to: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice... - garyd 09:21 pm EST 11/21/14

Wait... what was the exact phrasing of the Final Jeopardy clue? The way it is written above says there's five CITIES (not five PLAYS with cities in the title) -- and if it's five cities, we've already got Venice (Merchant of), so Othello can't give us Venice again. In which case, the fifth has to be Windsor.


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re: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice...

Posted by: ryhog 09:31 am EST 11/23/14
In reply to: re: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice... - Pir8Jenny 03:57 am EST 11/23/14

The 5th is Windsor; Venice gets in twice. I don't think the mention of Othello has any effect.


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re: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice...

Posted by: garyd 01:11 pm EST 11/23/14
In reply to: re: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice... - ryhog 09:31 am EST 11/23/14

True. The way it is phrased, it is referring to 5 distinct cities so Windsor has to be one of them.


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The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark n/m

Posted by: TimDunleavy 04:45 am EST 11/22/14
In reply to: The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice... - garyd 09:21 pm EST 11/21/14

n/m


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Denmark ≠ city nm

Posted by: ryhog 09:58 am EST 11/22/14
In reply to: The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark n/m - TimDunleavy 04:45 am EST 11/22/14




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D'oh! n/m

Posted by: TimDunleavy 10:00 am EST 11/22/14
In reply to: Denmark ≠ city nm - ryhog 09:58 am EST 11/22/14

n/m


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