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    Bob Ms.ZZ ENG-4U December‚ 06th‚ 2013 Corrupting forces of Deception Lies and deception lead to many actions that have disastrous consequences. In Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ the theme of lies and deception is very significant to the plot. Hamlet is a play about the revenge of a the protagonist‚ the prince whose late father’s ghost visits him. Hamlet is told by his fathers ghost that the king was murdered by Claudius‚ Hamlets uncle in order to inherit the throne and also married Hamlet’s

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    buried in the ground and decomposed and that nobility in life is cancelled out by death. Hamlet has lost his father. Now dear Ophelia is dead. His losses are great. He has only reconciled wit his mother‚ and no one else but Horatio is there to take his part. He feels lonely and longs for the days when his family was whole and he could spend his time innocently with Ophelia. Loss‚ confusion‚ anger for the king’s actions and depression must reign over hamlet when he compares life as it used to be with

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     That is the  question­” (57) Hamlet contemplates suicide and  seems to be suffering  Polonius ­ Ophelia and Laertes’  father; Lord Chamberlain  Smart ­ “And pious action we do sugar o’er / The  Devil himself” (49­50) Polonius says that people  act devoted to God to mask their bad deeds‚ which  is philosophical.  Ophelia ­ the object of Hamlet’s  affection  Oblivious ­ “Heavenly powers‚ restore him!” (142)  Ophelia truly believes Hamlet has gone mad‚ but if  she had really loved him‚ she’d know him well 

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    doesn’t see anything wrong with what he’s doing She has convinced herself that all she has is a mild form of depression as such does not see the major problem until later. Women play weak while being manipulative (Gertrude manipulating the king) Ophelia manipulating Hamlet In Hamlet Gertrude doesn’t see the problem with her deceased husband’s brother being her new husband She’s weak in that she allows her husband and Hamlet to dictate everything without standing up for what she believes is right

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    ACT 1 1.1 1. What happens when Francisco and Bernardo meet at the beginning of 1.1? Where are we‚ and when? Why is there confusion over which one is supposed to challenge the other by asking "Who’s there"? Why is Horatio with Bernardo and Marcellus? Who is he? The play‚ Hamlet‚ begins with Francisco‚ one of the sentinels at the guards platform at Elsinore‚who is waiting for Bernardo to relieve him of his duty right after midnight. Bernardo calls wondering who is there‚ to which Francisco replies

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    Hamlet: Contrast Plays A Major Role In William Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ contrast plays a major role. Characters have foils‚ scenes and ideas contrast each other‚ sometimes within the same soliloquy. One such contrast occurs in Act Five‚ Scene One‚ in the graveyard. Here‚ the relatively light mood in the first half is offset by the grave and somber mood in the second half. The scene opens with two "clowns"‚ who function as a sort of comic relief. This is necessary‚ after the tension of Ophelia’s

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    “The play is the thing in which I’ll catch the conscience of the king” Good morning teachers and students‚ our understanding of Hamlet takes many turns and the most important of these is in act 3 scene II. As a pivotal scene in William Shakespeare’s play‚ audiences gain an understanding of the characters and their actions leading up to this point. Many of the themes in the play come to light in this scene as the plot gathers pace and it is for all these reasons I chose this scene. Our understanding

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    Hamlets true emotions as they are able to feel the pain and his yearn for death. Thus‚ the real imagery about the way Hamlet feels is brought forth. Furthermore‚ when Laertes comes to the castle to get information on his fathers murder‚ the hysterical Ophelia pretends to give him different flowers that represent something‚ but when she comes to the violets‚ which resembles faithfulness‚ she says that they have all withered when my father died (IV.v 182). In this quote‚ the imagery of decay is present because

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    Commentary on Soliloquy 1 – Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” In Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”‚ the first soliloquy spoken by the protagonist reflects the feelings of unrest plaguing this character and successfully sets up the religious framework for the remainder of the play. A soliloquy is spoken by a character that is alone on stage‚ and reveals the speaker’s thoughts and feelings towards particular events. The effect of the soliloquy is that the audience is given insight into these thoughts‚ which in turn aid

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    Shakespeare’s play Hamlet has become the most popular of his plays over the years. It is as popular now‚ if not more popular‚ than at the first performances in the early 1600’s and this shows that Hamlet is still popular with contemporary audiences even 400 years after it was written. There are many reasons why Hamlet is still relevant to contemporary audiences and these are expressed through the narrative conventions of Hamlet. As there are so many conventions present in Hamlet it is best summarized

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