Answer: Hamlet
In addition to "Macbeth", William Shakespeare also gives a shoutout to Valentine's Day in "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

Answer: Verona
Verona, Italy is the setting of William Shakespeare's timeless "Romeo and Juliet" (1595), and to this day the city still receives thousands of Valentine's addressed to "Juliet"!

Answer: Cupid
Cupid is the Roman god of desire, attraction, affection and erotic love, thus making him the perfect candidate to represent Valentine's Day.

Answer: Repulsion
Unlike Cupid's golden arrows which induce feelings of love in its targets, the lead arrow makes the victim loathe and want to get away from the first person they see.

Answer: 220,000
This Valentine's Day, an average of 220,000 single Americans will muster up the heart to ask their significant other's hand in marriage!

Answer: Epilepsy
Some legends state that Saint Valentine suffered from epilepsy, while others say he cured other people stricken with this ailment. Either way he is officially one of its patron saints.

Answer: South Korea
In South Korea, the 14th of every month is designated to 12 respective holidays where loved ones are to be acknowledged.

Answer: Italy
Though some remains of St. Valentine rest at the Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church in Ireland, his skull is exhibited in the Basilica of Santa Maria in Rome, the capital of Italy.

Answer: 50%
About half of the women surveyed said they would be so displeased with a lover not buying a Valentine's Day gift that they would terminate the relationship.

Answer: 12th June
Valentine's Day is held on 12th June in Brazil as it is the eve of Saint Anthony's Day, a revered figure who died on 13th June, 1231 in Italy.