To live or not to live, that is the question. Whether it is more honourable to suffer the onslaught of misfortune, or to take action against the mass of troubles, which might bring them to an end. to die-to rest,… Continue Reading →

Act 5 Scene 1: In the churchyard two gravediggers talk while they are digging Ophelia’s grave. They are arguing about whether she should receive a christian burial because it seems like she has killed herself. According to the burial rules… Continue Reading →

Act 4 scene 6: In some other part of the castle introduced to a pair of sailors, who have brought him a letter from Hamlet to him. In the letter hamlet says that the ship he was in was captured… Continue Reading →

To start off I will talk about the style that this book is written in. Vernon God Little uses dark humour as well as using satirical language and irony. Some of the language used in this book is quite crude…. Continue Reading →

Act 4 Scene 1: After the conversation with Hamlet, Gertrude hurries to Claudius, who is talking with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. She asks to speak alone, so both of hamlets friends leave. When both Rosencrantz and Guildenstern exit she tells Claudius… Continue Reading →

In the queens bedroom, both the queen and polonius are waiting for hamlet to arrive. Polonius tells the queen to be honest and blunt to hamlet, to tell him that the pranks he has done have been too troublesome, and… Continue Reading →

Claudius speaks to Hamlets friends, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern after the play. He tells them that he wants to send Hamlet to England and asks them to escort Hamlet there immediately, Claudius is doing this because he is finding hamlets madness… Continue Reading →

In the same evening as the last scene, the castle hall is now a theater Hamlet lectures the players on how to play the parts he has written and given to them He tells player one to read the lines… Continue Reading →

Claudius and gertrude start off the scene talking to Rosencrantz and Guildernstern about Hamlets madness(and depression). Hamlets friends say that have been unable to find out the cause of , although they do know he is slightly mad.They also tell… Continue Reading →

Claudius and Gertrude (the queen) welcome two of Hamlets friends, Rosencrantz and Guildernstern. This is because the King and queen are increasingly concerned with Hamlets behavior and the way he is dealing with his fathers death. They have been summoned… Continue Reading →