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    Character  Traits  Gertrude ­ Queen of Denmark‚  Caring ­ “Did you assay him?” (14) Shows emotion  of the Queen towards Hamlet  Claudius ­ King of Denmark  Demanding ­ “And can you by no drift of  conference / Get from him why he puts on this  confusion‚ / Grating so harshly all his days of quiet  / With turbulent and dangerous lunacy?” (1­4)  Demands to know why Rosencrantz and  Guildenstern can’t get the truth out of Hamlet  Hamlet ­ Son of the late King Hamlet  and Queen Gertrude  Suicidal ­ “To be

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    relationship with Gertrude and his soliloquy to portray Hamlet as confused‚ whereas Branagh uses the same dynamics to portray Hamlet as furious. Olivier presents Hamlet’s relationship with Gertrude as more physical in order to indicate Hamlet’s confusion‚ while Branagh presents the relationship between Hamlet and his mother as less physical to reinforce his feelings of frustration. During the scene where Claudius and Gertrude are encouraging Hamlet to stay in Denmark‚ Gertrude freely touches Hamlet

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    acting as the disciplinarian in this scene. In Act 3‚ scene 4‚ this is where Hamlet and Gertrude are alone together for the first time. Hamlet expresses how angry and frustrated he is with his mother for the wicked act that she committed‚ which was marrying her own brother-in-law who is also known as the murderer. Hamlet is dominant from the start of the conversation even though Gertrude was the one who

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    Defined by her sensual nature‚ Gertrude is heavily associated with the pitiful collapse of the Kingdom of Elsinore. “Gertrude’s flaw of lust made Claudius’ ambition possible‚ for without taking advantage of the Queen’s desire still to be married‚ he could not have been king” (Bloom 325). Unmistakably‚ Shakespeare portrays Gertrude as the corruption that accentuates the play. While the murder of Old King Hamlet lies at the hands of

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    The play concerns it’s characters with personal and political problems. The women‚ Gertrude and Ophelia‚ struggle with making their own decisions without being influenced or directed by men. Ultimately‚ this leads both women to their death. Ophelia commits suicide. Gertrude unknowingly drank poisoned wine‚ despite being told by Claudius not to drink it. The end of this play can be inferred one of two ways: Gertrude knew it was poisoned and drank it to save Hamlet‚ or she simply disobeyed Claudius

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    society. Plato’s Symposium is the somewhat fictional story of a story of a philosophical gathering that Socrates attended one day with his friend Aristodemus at the house of a man named Agathon. After eating‚ it was suggested that all present give a eulogy to the god Eros‚ or Love. The speeches are given in this order: Phaedrus‚ Pausanias‚ Eryximachus‚ Aristophanes‚ Agathon‚ Socrates‚ and finally‚ Alcibiades. Each deliverance coincides with the others as well as offers differences in their descriptions

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    is the son of the king Hamlet and Queen Gertrude and the nephew of the new king Claudius. These are the most important characters in the play: Hamlet is a sad‚ cynical‚ discontented‚ 30 year old man who is totally sickening of his mother sexuality. Claudius is this uncle who is the antagonist in the story. He is the villain of the play‚ he is manipulative‚ striving politician he has no love for human kind. Although‚ his love for Gertrude is frank. Gertrude is the Queen of the Denmark she recently

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    the Betrothed‚ specifically by introducing a minor character with a great backstory. Gertrude‚ also known as “The nun of Monza”‚ is brought into the story when one of the protagonists‚ Lucia‚ is sent to a convent as she has been forbidden to marry her one true love Renzo. Immediately following Lucia’s arrival to the convent‚ Gertrude appears and her life story takes up the following two chapters of the novel. Gertrude grew up at a time when a woman had two choices in life: the first was to find a spouse

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    Zeffirelli knew Ophelia dies in the play as told by Gertrude in Act 4 Scene 7 so I believe that’s why in the film we don’t see much of relationship between Hamlet and Ophelia there rather distance and only on screen together a couple times with little interaction. Knowing Ophelia dies rather early on in the

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    Act Three‚ Scene Four. This scene is between Gertrude and Hamlet. The significance of the stichomythia is to show how far Hamlet’s madness has gone. The scene starts off with Polonius telling Gertrude that he was going to listen to the conversation that she will be having with Hamlet. After that Polonius hides and Hamlet comes into his mother’s room. This is where one of the examples of stichomythia comes to play. Hamlet comes in and asked Gertrude what was the matter. She replies‚ “Hamlet‚

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