The importance of coin flips in Rosencrantz and GuildensternAt the beginning of the play "Rosencrantz and Guildensten", one of the two characters found a coin. gold during their journey through the desert. He immediately began tossing the coin to see which way it would land. On the seventh flip, two tails rose. Each subsequent flip was heads. The characters flipped the coin more than 157 times, and each after the seventh flip turned heads. The importance of the coin flips in this coin was never made clear in the script. However, upon closer inspection, we can recognize the importance he had in the plot. The draws warned, foreshadowed, and conveyed a message about probability. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern finding this room seemed like a coincidence. However, the fact that it turned heads virtually every time they flipped it wasn't. The author could have used this strange circumstance to signal to the audience and warn both characters. When strange and unusual things happen, we may tend to associate it with either bad luck or a warning,...