Hamlet is 'superhuman' in this sense. ... If Hamlet is wrong than no one would know Hamlet mistake, and Claudius would not be harmed if he was innocent. ... (Hamlet) "Speak, I am bound to hear. ... Shakespeare has made Hamlet into a symbol, that humans all have the capacity to be "right," it is merely the will to be so that is failing in the populace en mass. ... Shakespeare may have chosen this to reflect the infallibility of that people will find at some point in their lives when dealing with others. ...

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To Trust or not to Trust In William Shakespeare's tragic play Hamlet, many relationships are put to the test throughout the play. ... Horatio not only cares for Hamlet, but Hamlet also cares deeply for Horatio as well. ... If there is one person in Shakespeare's play Hamlet who proves that he does not care at all for Hamlet, it is the King; Claudius. ... The present death of Hamlet. ... His lack of care for Hamlet is proved time and time again in the King's efforts to rid of Hamlet. ...

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Hamlet's Tragic Flaw In the play Hamlet (1307-1407) by William Shakespeare, a young prince named Hamlet is forced to deal with many things: his father, King Hamlet has died and his mother, Gertrude, has quickly remarried. ... When Hamlet's good friend Horatio tells Hamlet that a ghost looking exactly like the late King Hamlet keeps appearing, Hamlet is very eager to see the ghost. ... Hamlet is a procrastinator. ... (3.4.28) asks Hamlet. ... But if Hamlet was the type of person that did not think before he acted then William Shakespeares play Hamlet probably would not be one of...

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Hamlet's loathing might have spurred from Polonius" swiftness to serve under Claudius after Hamlet's father died, which helps give a vivid picture of the corruption. ... His intentions were to find the truth in Hamlet's supposed madness, but ironically, he assisted in Hamlet's death. ... (Shakespeare III, i.) ... Although the two do not have a major role in the play, and do not inflict physical or mental harm upon Hamlet, they do open Hamlet's eyes. ... Laertes only asked for Hamlet's forgiveness upon seeing that Hamlet's actions were justified and his own...

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Ros and Guil, as they are affectionately named in this text, follow the basic plot Shakespeare has written for them, but become the main characters in this version. ... Throughout the text this is a source of humor, something that is touched on in Shakespeare's version of the story but is elaborated on in this version. ... Rosencrantz and Guildenstern were two old friends of Hamlet. ... Ros and Guil are ordered to accompany Hamlet and they have with them a letter which states that the English are to execute Hamlet immediately upon his arrival. ... Since Ros and Guil have betrayed him, H...

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In the play, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, Hamlet's father, the king, dies. ... Hamlet is visited by the ghost of his dead father, who informs Hamlet that he was killed by Claudius. ... When they question Hamlet about his father, Hamlet goes on a speech to show how the death of his father has affected him. ... Later, Hamlet talks to the king about where Polonius is. Hamlet has previously killed Polonius, while he was eavesdropping on a conversation between Hamlet and the queen. ...

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One of them ends up reading the letter, which tells of the sentencing of Hamlet's death. ... If they did, everything would be changed because Shakespeare's play Hamlet has Hamlet explain to Horatio on how he changed the letter and escaped the boat. ... While the Tragedians are performing, brings the exit of Hamlet and Ophelia from Hamlet but entering Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead onto the very stage the Tragedians are performing on. ... Guildenstern was in the same place as Hamlet. ... These two men do not really have an importance in the world or to the play Hamlet. ...

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• Grade Level: High School