Alright, there, legalities at you.  Hope you remembered to duck.  But if you take Shakespeare's use of ''jointress'' literally, as applied to the Crown, and boil it down, what does it mean, in ''Hamlet?''  I'll tell you what it means.

Alright, there, legalities at you.  Hope you remembered to duck.  But if you take Shakespeare's use of ''jointress'' literally, as applied to the Crown, and boil it down, what does it mean, in ''Hamlet?''  I'll tell you what it means.

"Gertrude will be Queen until she dies."  Shakespeare used ''jointress'' to tell us that.

"Gertrude will be Queen until she dies."  Shakespeare used ''jointress'' to tell us that.  Ookay.  Thanks for informing us of that, William.  We appreciate it.  Cute.  Moving along...