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Who said, 'Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy.'
Hamlet
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What did Claudius say while praying? Did he fully repent?
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Who said, 'Revenge should have no bounds, good Laertes.'?
Claudius
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List three commonalities between Hamlet and Laertes
fathers killed, threat to throne, came home from school, lost Ophelia
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This character thinks Hamlet is crazy because he/she didn't see the ghost while Hamlet did
Gertrude
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What is Reynaldo's role in the play?
to spy on Laertes
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what is a chorus?
actor(s) who provides extra context and narration
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GIve three reasons Fortinbras is an important character
foil to Hamlet, external threat, presence in final scene, example of Claudius's political ineptitude
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what is a soliloquy?
A (typically long) line spoken with no other characters on stage (or when the character THINKS they're alone on stage)
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Hamlet told his friends he would 'put on' what?
an antic disposition
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Horatio speaks of plots 'fallen on the inventor's head'. Choose a character that died from their own plan and describe it.
varies
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what is a dumb show?
a quick summary of the action before the actual play (with no talking!)
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Who said 'Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest!'?
Horatio
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What is a couplet?
When the last two lines of a line rhyme
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Horatio speaks of plots 'fallen on the inventor's head'. Choose a character that died from their own plan and describe it.
varies
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How does Hamlet's view of death change throughout the play?
'to be or not to be'- afraid of it, doesn't want to face it... act V scene I- faces death head on and acknowledges its inevitability (Yorick)
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Who is tasked with telling the story of what happened in Denmark?
Horatio
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What instrument does Hamlet hold up and reference while questioning Rosencrantz?
Pipe / recorder / flute
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Who said, 'Exchange forgiveness with me noble Hamlet. Mine and my father’s death come not upon thee, nor thine on me!'?
Laertes
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Which character is (most blatantly) out only for their own ambition and control?
Claudius
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At the graveyard, Hamlet says what about his feelings for Ophelia?
He loved her (more than 'forty thousand brothers')
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Who said, 'How weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world!'?
Hamlet
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Why is Horatio such an important character?
voice of reason, spreads the word, stand-in for Shakespeare (or the audience?)
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Who said 'brevity is the soul of wit'?
Polonius
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Hamlet compares Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to a _____ because they soak up the king's countenance
sponge
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Why didn't Hamlet kill Claudius while he was praying?
Didn't want to send him to Heaven
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Which character is sadly never in control of their own fate, constantly controlled by those around them?
Ophelia
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What is an aside?
Spoken to audience
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Who said, 'This above all: to thine own self be true'?
Polonius
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What two characters are killed in England?
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
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