Hamlet 2.2 Word Nerd: Tent

The transcript discusses the concept of probing, using the term 'tent' to mean probing a wound. It also explores the historical and modern meanings of the word 'quick', originally meaning 'alive' and now referring to the sensitive area under fingernails. The discussion includes references to literature and concludes with Hamilton's intention to probe Claudius for secrets.

What does the term 'tent' refer to in the context of probing?

How has the meaning of the word 'quick' evolved from its original usage?

What is the significance of the phrase 'the quick and the dead' in relation to the word 'quick'?

What sensitive area does the term 'quick' refer to in modern usage?

In what way does Hamilton probe Claudius according to the text?