In the scene, when Hamlet kills Polonius, North describes the event: “Listen I ‘ve got to go. I kinda kill Polonius by accident” (Hamlet,43). When Claudius offers a drink to Hamlet, Hamlet says: “Why? Did you poison it?” and Claudius responds: “What? How did you know?” (North, 92). From the beginning of the book, North is making fun of the tragedy that is happening throughout the play, his narrating is designed to free the audience from the dramatic approach done by Shakespeare. Furthermore, North also tests the reader’s level of morality and understanding of various concepts such as revenge, loyalty, betrayal and justice. Because his book is “choose your own adventure book”, the reader makes choices regarding to the path they want to follow in the play. North presents the options to see which one does sound more integrating for people to pursue. Sometimes he speaks to the reader about the decision they just made and questions their manner little
In the scene, when Hamlet kills Polonius, North describes the event: “Listen I ‘ve got to go. I kinda kill Polonius by accident” (Hamlet,43). When Claudius offers a drink to Hamlet, Hamlet says: “Why? Did you poison it?” and Claudius responds: “What? How did you know?” (North, 92). From the beginning of the book, North is making fun of the tragedy that is happening throughout the play, his narrating is designed to free the audience from the dramatic approach done by Shakespeare. Furthermore, North also tests the reader’s level of morality and understanding of various concepts such as revenge, loyalty, betrayal and justice. Because his book is “choose your own adventure book”, the reader makes choices regarding to the path they want to follow in the play. North presents the options to see which one does sound more integrating for people to pursue. Sometimes he speaks to the reader about the decision they just made and questions their manner little