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    thought process on what they do during the events they are put in‚ and in their personal life whether it be their short back story or current life. For Young Fortinbras and Hamlet‚ they are both noble princes that has had their uncles take over their separate kingdoms after both of their fathers being murdered. “To Norway‚ uncle of Young Fortinbras Who‚ impotent and bedrid‚ scarcely hears Of this his nephew’s purpose…” (1.2.28-30) Along with that Laertes shares something big with these two noble princes

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    Hamlet and Revenge Shakespeare’s Hamlet is saturated with the theme of revenge. Not merely a revenge-based thriller‚ it delves deep into the issue of the validity and efficacy of revenge. Employing three distinct instances of revenge to secure this end‚ Shakespeare’s Hamlet has proved to be one of the most popular literary treatments of this subject. Fortinbras’ desire for revenge is the first introduced to the reader. His father‚ King Fortinbras of Norway‚ having been killed by King Hamlet

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    Shakespeare ’s great tragedy Hamlet‚ Laertes‚ Fortinbras‚ and Hamlet find themselves in similar situations. While Hamlet waits for the right time to avenge his father ’s death‚ Laertes learns of his father ’s death and immediately wants vengeance‚ and Fortinbras awaits his chance to recapture land that used to belong to his father. Although Laertes and Fortinbras are minor characters‚ "Shakespeare molds them in order to contrast with Hamlet" ("Foils in Hamlet"). Fortinbras and‚ to a greater extent‚

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    the worm that hath eat of a king‚ and eat of the fish that hath fed of that worm.” This quote is spoken by Hamlet in act 4 scene 3. This quote explains the circle of life of what Hamlet believes. He claims that people are eaten when they die by worms and the worms are eaten by fish which are fished away and eaten by people. Showing how one organism’s life is used to preserve another. Hamlet uses this quote to show how even a high and mighty king will one day be fed to worms in the ground‚ which

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    Other than Sophocles there were 2 other notable writers that lived during the same years as Sophocles. They are contemporaries to Sophocles. The older contemporary was Aeschylus and the younger contemporary of Sophocles was Euripides. They wrote the same genre but incorporated there own styles and unique ideas with in their brilliant plays. They have all impacted to days theatre in their own ways creating diverse genres that today’s authors may choose to use. Aeschylus 525-426 bc. Aeschylus

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    2013 Hamlet Quote Analysis In Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ it uncovers the story of a prince’s tragic story of his father’s death. The story introduces themes such as deception. In the quote “Why seems it so particular with thee?” “Seems‚ madam! Nay it is; I know not ‘seems.’ ‘Tis not alone my inky cloak‚ good mother‚ Nor customary suits of solemn black‚” (1.2.75) brings out the theme of deception. It translates that Gertrude thinks Hamlet is just acting as though he’s sad‚ when really‚ Hamlet is sad

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    success of the epic in fact. In a quote found in Beowulf that states‚ “So times were pleasant for people there until finally one‚ a fiend out of hell‚ began to work his evil in the world” (Beowulf). This quote provides an example of how a hero must face danger or a situation in which he/she must show bravery‚ this provides the key to being a hero. A hero would be no such hero without proving to his/her audience why they should be considered a hero‚ a statement

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    While Hamlet delays in killing Claudius‚ it is not because he is incapable of murder. To the contrary‚ his callousness is displayed when he brutally stabs Polonius hidden behind the arras and “when he deliberately‚ and even craftily‚ with complete unscrupulousness of a prince” (Freud 86) orders the deaths of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Hamlet shows no remorse for the murders. Prior to the fencing match‚ Hamlet describes the murder of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to Horatio‚ stating: Why‚ man

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    In Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet‚ there are many complex characters. Polonius‚ in his role as advisor to the king‚ adds much of the complexity and irony in the play. His character is a study in contradictions. An old‚ long winded‚ father of two‚ Polonius injects humor into the play‚ along with some confusion due to his uncanny wordiness. Throughout the play he takes it upon himself to find the center of Prince Hamlet’s "insanity"; he hypothesizes that the prince suffers from the "unrequited love"

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    In the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare‚ the theme of revenge is very palpable as the reader examines the characters of Hamlet himself‚ as well as Laertes‚ son of Polonius‚ and Fortinbras‚ prince of Norway and son of the late King Fortinbras. Each of these young characters felt the need to avenge the deaths of their fathers who they felt were untimely killed at the bloody hands of their murderers. However‚ the way each chose to go about this varies greatly and gives insight into their characters

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