Buddha once said, “The wise ones fashioned speech with their thought, sifting it as grain is sifted through a sieve”. Rosencrantz (Ros) and Guildenstern (Guil) often search for explanations in all of life’s events as if they are trying to erode away all doubtful answers until they find just a singular right one. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are wise men because of the way that they interpret the events that life throws at them, always searching for answers of the unknown.
Ros and Guil constantly attempt to interpret the many events that life throws at them. While walking on a trail towards Hamlets kingdom, Ros and Guil play a game by flipping a coin and calling it, after Ros has won 89 times in a row, Guil says,