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    Hamlet believes his father and stages a play in which it would capture Claudius’ guilt in killing his father. This play idea that King Hamlet reported to Hamlet worked. Hamlet would not have thought to create a play on his own and only got the idea from a visit from his deceased father. After that play, Hamlet started thinking of many ways to seek revenge against Claudius, but Hamlet could not murder his uncle and kept delaying it. Hamlet is a play about a…

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    convinced that the king killed his father which was stated by his father’s ghost. In which he didn’t really…

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    two young men are Hamlet’s friends they were taken and send by King Claudius to spy on Hamlet due to his madness. The king believes Hamlet is a threat to the royal family and is seeking revenge on his father’s death. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern think that Hamlet is not the same person because he talks to himself and he acts melancholic. His friends are desperate to find out what’s wrong with Hamlet. On the other hand, King Claudius…

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    helpless and unaware that even though she has escaped with her life for the moment, her end is still coming and there is nothing she can do to stop it because she is already halfway to death. This is used in Hamlet when Hamlet describes his mother and Claudius lying together in their sty which is a cage for pigs,” In the rank sweat of a enseamed bed,/ Stewed in corruption, honeying and making love/ Over the nasty sty!” (3.4.104-106). Lastly, this is used in Life of Pi when the parallel story is…

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    revenge are sins, no matter the reason; and procrastination is very detrimental. When King Hamlet’s ghost tells Hamlet that he…

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    I start to watch but soon look over to my queen and raise my eyebrow due to what has just been spoken by the player king. I sit up more now and ease in so I can hear more clearly what is being spoken. I lay my eyes on hamlet for a second too see what kind of reaction is on his face but instead I was dismayed to see his eyes already on me,I quick look back up at the player king, to who has not stopped speaking or acting. I’m starting to sweat and I have become nervous I am about to fall off my…

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    mission to avenge a murdered king, yet in finding the culprit, the truth threatens to tear to the royal family apart.…

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    For instance, early on, when he finds out Claudius is onto him, he decides to fabricate lunacy a as tool for his revenge. This is evident in act I when he says “(1.5.190-192). In this quote, Hamlet tells Horatio that he will deliberately act mad as a way to undermined everyone to seem like less of a threat to King Claudius. This is the first time his intelligence is shown, but it is definitely not the last. An unstable individual…

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    Comparing and Contrasting The Lion King to Hamlet The Lion King is a direct run off of the play Hamlet. Though The Lion King was based off the play, there are still differences. The way Hamlet handles his father’s death varies differently from the way that Simba handles his Father’s death. There are also similarities. The similarities are the most evident in how the characters die in these two works. It is so interesting to know that The Lion King is based on the play Hamlet! Though they…

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    Hamlet Woe Analysis

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    Shakespeare in his tale of woe about a prince from Denmark, Hamlet. In The Tragedy of Hamlet the ghost of his dead father comes to him, telling his son to avenge him. The current king, Hamlet's uncle, Claudius, poisoned his father to claim the throne. Hamlet thus complies with this ghosts wishes, and sets off on a mission to kill Claudius. William Shakespeare sends the reader on a psychological adventure of the mind, pushing his readers to not only think but comprehend every step and move Hamlet…

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