Pronoun heard in Hamlet and Richard II appropriately NYT crossword answer is:
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This crossword clue is referring to the use of pronouns in the plays Hamlet and Richard II. These pronouns are used to refer to characters in the plays, and they are used appropriately to fit the context of the scenes. In Hamlet, for example, the pronouns "thou" and "thee" are used to address characters in a respectful manner, while in Richard II, the pronouns "thou" and "thy" are used to address characters in a more intimate manner.
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