2) YORICK BROWN
Already dead by the time of his appearance in ‘Hamlet,’ Yorick is the former court jester to the king. His skull prompts the melancholy Dane to exposit on the nature of existence and mortality, something that Yorick Brown would appreciate. As the last living male human on Earth, he is forced to make his way through a world that forces him to ruminate on existential themes. Being a bit of a know-it-all, Yorick would also want you to know that the line about his Shakespearean counterpart is NOT “I knew him well”, but “Alas, poor Yorick… I knew him, Horatio.” #TheMoreYouKnow
