At this point Hamlet realizes that Yorick, a king's jester, and his father are no different. Even though King Hamlet and Yorick were very different in terms of status, Hamlet sees how they are not different at all. After thinking about Yorick for a moment, he continues with the idea of ​​Alexander the Great. Some of the most important men to ever walk the earth are buried the same way as everyone else. Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar, two of the most famous leaders, are no different than anyone else. The status and wealth you have accumulated over your entire life have no meaning after death. earth, from the earth we make soil - and why couldn't they stopper a barrel of beer with that soil, to which he converted? The imperious Caesar, dead and turned to clay, could plug a hole to hold back the wind