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The '''Skull''' is an item in the [[Mario's Time Machine (PC)|PC]] and [[Mario's Time Machine (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)|SNES releases of ''Mario's Time Machine'']]. It is a prop used during [[William Shakespeare]]'s production of ''[[wikipedia:Hamlet|Hamlet]]'': as [[wikipedia:Prince Hamlet|Prince Hamlet]] mourns the death of [[wikipedia:Yorick|Yorick]], the court jester who entertained him as a child, he holds up his skull and laments the fragility of mortality. The skull has since become a famous symbol of the play. In ''Mario's Time Machine'', as Shakespeare's troupe is preparing for the first rendition of the play in 1601, the Skull is stolen by [[Bowser]], who traveled back in time to place it in [[Bowser's Museum|his museum]]. After it is placed in the museum, [[Mario]] steals it back and travels back in time to [[Stratford-upon-Avon]] so that he can return it to Shakespeare. However, Mario does not know that the Skull is a part of the play, so he shows it to some of the inhabitants of Stratford, including [[Anne Hathaway]] and [[Richard Burbage]]. Anne eventually recognizes it as a prop for the play and points Mario in the direction of the theater. After Mario absolutely confirms the Skull's origins, he then brings it to Shakespeare, who gladly accepts it, as they were about to start the play without it.
 
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