Hamlet reveals why he admires Horatio. What about Horatio does he admire? why does the Queen ask Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to do? How does Claudius respond to Polonius' words in private? what does Hamlet plan to do when he is with his mother?
Hamlet reveals why he admires Horatio. What about Horatio does he admire? why does the Queen ask Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to do? How does Claudius respond to Polonius' words in private? what does Hamlet plan to do when he is with his mother?
Hamlet reveals why he admires Horatio. What about Horatio does he admire? why does the Queen ask Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to do? How does Claudius respond to Polonius' words in private? what does Hamlet plan to do when he is with his mother?
Scene i 1. What does Polonius mean by We are oft to blame in this./Tis too much proved, that with devotions visage/And pious action we do sugar oer/The devil himself? How does Claudius respond to Polonius words in private? 2. What is Hamlet contemplating in his soliloquy? Of what is he probably thinking when he says, conscience does make cowards of us all? 3. How does Hamlet treat Ophelia during their encounter? 4. What is Ophelias emotional state at the end of the scene? 5. How do Polonius and the King respond to then encounter that they just witnessed? What do they propose should be their next course of action? Scene ii 1. What acting advice does Hamlet give to the actors? 2. What favour does he ask of Horatio? 3. Hamlet reveals why he admires Horatio. What about Horatio does he say he admires? 4. How does the dialogue between the Queen and King in the play that is performed touch upon the subject of infidelity? 5. Why does Hamlet call the play The Mousetrap when the King asks of its title? 6. At what point does Claudius stop the play? Why is this significant? 7. What request from the Queen to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern bring to Hamlet? How does Hamlet call them out? 8. How does Hamlet plan to behave when he is with his mother? Scene iii 1. What does Claudius order Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to do? How do they respond? 2. What will Polonius do next? 3. In his soliloquy, why does the King say he cant bring himself to ask God for forgiveness?