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This is the scene from the Disney movie, "The Lion King," where Simba's father's ghost confronts Simba, telling him he must make things right. This is just like how Hamlet is confronted by his father's ghost.

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This is the disgusting mythological creature, the satyr. Hamlet says his uncle is just like it (horrible and disgusting), while he says his dad is like Hyperion (godlike).

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This is Hercules from Greek mythology. Hamlet uses him as an example to show he is nothing like him, just like how Hamlet's father is nothing like his uncle.

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These are Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy from the cartoon "SpongeBob Squarepants." They look very similar to Aqua Man and Aqua Lad. They are also underwater crime fighters, making them a reference to Aqua Man.

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Peter is singing along to the 1963 Trashmen hit "Surfin' Bird" in "Family Guy."

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An allusion made to Shakespeare in pop culture

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An allusion made to Shakespeare in pop culture

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The popular Disney classic, "The Lion King," has a story just like Hamlet. In both stories, the main character has a father who is the king of wherever it is they are. The uncle, who is the father's uncle, kills the father and becomes king. The main character in each story gets confronted by some kind of spirit of their father where they tell them that they have to "make things right." The main characters then kill their uncle for revenge.

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Macbeth, Act 2, Scene 1, Lines 19-20
"Witchcraft celebrates Pale Hecate's offerings." -Macbeth
Macbeth makes an allusion to mythology here.Hecate was a magician, guarded over magic, and taught witchcraft. Macbeth thinks three witches made their offerings to Hecate with him.

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Hamlet, Act 2, Scene 1, Lines 11-12
"So excellent a king; that was, to this, Hyperion to a satyr..." -Hamlet
Hamlet makes an allusion to mythology here when he mentions Hyperion and the satyr. Hamlet describes his father like Hyperion, who was godlike, and he describes his uncle as the satyr, who is a disgusting mythological creature that is half-man and half-goat. He is described as bestial.

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Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 2, Lines 23-24
"...married my uncle, my father's brother." -Hamlet
Hamlet makes an allusion to politics in this quote. He says his uncle killed his brother, who was the king. He then married Hamlet's mother, who was the queen, so he could gain power and become the king.

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Julius Caesar, Act 3, Scene 1, Lines 21-23
"Cry "Havoc!" and let the dogs of war, That this foul deed shall smell above the earth. With carrion men,groaning for burial." -Antony
Antony makes a reference to the bible in this quote. He says that God will not forgive the murderers of Caesar for their sins.

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Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 2, Lines 23-25
"Would have mourn'd longer--married with my uncle, my father's brother, but no more like my father than I to Hercules." -Hamlet
Hamlet is referring to the Greek God Hercules in this quote.Hamlet compares his uncle to his father, and himself to Hercules. He does this to show how his uncle is very different from his father like how Hamlet is very different from Hercules.

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The cartoon, "Family Guy," has many allusions to TV, movies, songs, etc. scattered throughout the series. With that said, it would be impossible  to not include one of them here. In the episode "I Dream Of Jesus," Peter listens to the 1963 Trashmen hit "Surfin' Bird" many times in the episode, much to the annoyance of everyone else.This leads to Stewie and Brian getting so fed up with the excessive playing of the song that they take the CD from Peter while he is sleeping and destroy it. This leads up to Peter going to a music store to get a replacement where he meets Jesus Christ which is the main focus of the episode.

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In the cartoon, "SpongeBob Squarepants," there are superheroes named Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. They are basically like the DC superhero, Aqua Man, and his sidekick Aqua Lad. Mermaid Man looks a lot like Aqua Man and they are crime fighting superheroes under the sea. They also have the ability to summon other creatures of the deep just like Aqua Man. Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy also drive a vehicle called the Invisible Boatmobile, which is a reference to the vehicle Batman drives, which is the Batmobile. DC fans would clearly get a kick out of all these references.

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An allusion is a reference to something external (person, event, literary text, etc.).

The purpose of allusions is to stimulate ideas, associations, and extra information in the reader's mind. They are important because they connect the content of the text to the much larger world.

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