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      Hamlet's Poison
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      Marseille Adventurer's Guild
      You know the play called 'Hamlet'? I have a request from a lady who saw it. In the play, the king is killed with the juice of hebanon poured into his ear. She wants to know if this poison really does exist. I would just go to London and ask Shakespeare. He wrote it.
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                    1. London Shakespeare Estate - Talk to Shakespeare 2x
                    2. London - Take the Carriage to Oxford.
                    3. Oxford - On arrival, face Thomas Hobbes (NPC). Use Ecological Research in the vicinity of the tree left from Hobbes.



                    Hebenon poison
                    Ha ha ha! Does the poison in Hamlet really exist? You truly are an interesting fellow. Of course it doesn't! Who would be able to sleep if such a convenient poison was around! Especially those nobles...

                    Model for the Poison
                    Actually, there was a plant I was thinking of when I created 'Hebenon'. It's not that uncommon. I'm sure you could probably find it around here. It grows near the entrance to Oxford college, as well. Feel free to take a look.

                    Model for Hebenon
                    According to Shakespeare, the plant he used when thinking up 'Hebenon' is not uncommon. He says it grows near the entrance to Oxford. I will ride the coach there and see what I can find.



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                        A conifer tree commonly found in European gardens. The red berries are edible, but the seeds and leaves are poisonous. Frequently planted around churches in England and Ireland.

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