HAMLET: ACT 1 SCENE 2
- Created by: Holly Russell
- Created on: 05-01-18 09:19
ACT 1 SCENE 2 |
QUOTES |
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Balance and reason is how Claudius is initially characterised. |
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Sharing property with husband e.g. thrown and Hamlet. |
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Metaphor: happy and sad occasion. Soliloquy shows natural speech. |
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“kindred”, not “kind” and not “kin”. |
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Hamlet in black for mourning of his father and blatant hatred for Claudius and Gertrudes marriage. |
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Questioning Hamlets masculinity as he is mourning his father |
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Considered suicide but strict religion labels it as a sin and so can’t do it. First soliloquy shows Hamlets passion and that he is the main character with the most lines. |
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Linked to 3.4. drunken lustful woodland Gods compared to God of light and heaven. |
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This shows how Hamlet doesn’t want anything to happen to his mother. He’s hyperbolic and exaggerates what may happen to her. |
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Misogynist towards his mother, calling women as a whole weak. Gertrude weak as she is married to Claudius. |
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Trying to compare C to OH is like comparing self to Hercules which is inadequate as theres no close relation and doesn’t want C. Comparing OH to Hercules shows him in Hamlets eyes to be super. |
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Shows Claudius’ and Gertrudes relationship in Hamlets eyes. |
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Ear motif |
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The presentation of Old Hamlet shows him to be guarded, a deathly colour. |
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