The play "Hamlet" is one of the greatest works of William Shakespeare. ... It also shows that the murder is making him paranoid; he fears everything Hamlet is doing and desperately wants to have Hamlet out of his way. ... Hamlet is a very complex and a multilayered character. ... The complicity of the character leaves both options open to interpretation. ... " – Hamlet Act I, Scene V, Line 170-180. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

The end result of this of course is a myriad of interpretations on the work that end up conflicting or merely differing from one another. The better or more famous the original work, the more interpretations and versions of it there will be. ... At the very end, in that last communication between the artists bringing the work to life and the audience, there may still be some interpretation. ... In this speech he seems to be mocking Hamlet's grief. ... The film opens with a funeral for old king Hamlet. ...

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• Grade Level: High School