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let's move to something a bit more challenging...I think...hope so
It looks like you’ve achieved that - I’m stumped.
Lon Chaney/Quasimodo/Notre-Dame
Philomena Cunk/Diane Morgan
University Challenge
ING/lion
Star cluster/globular/dust
Fist/revolution
I was thinking it might be Shakespeare related, with the clue, but I haven’t got the foggiest 🤔
Soooo close. Its all there in your interpretation.
Nothing to do with Shakespeare, though i have used the previous literary rebus puzzles as a red herring. Your're very close. Think etymology (latin) rather than Shakespeare . The clue is what Hamlet was reading. In this case two (not three) words.
This may help.
Sir Thomas Urquhart is an interesting character. He created a lot of great, but now sadly forgotten, phrases. another clue?
It's all here:
Lon Chaney/Quasimodo/Notre-Dame
Philomena Cunk/Diane Morgan
University Challenge =====================what's this?
ING/lion
Star cluster/globular/dust
Fist/revolution