Characters
Quotes
Who Killed Me and how?
Events in Act 4
Events in Act 5
100
Who is Fortinbras in the beginning of the play.
The Prince of Norway
100
Sweets for the sweet.
Gertrude to Ophelia
100

Gertrude

Claudius with poisoned wine

100

This is the reason Norway is invading Poland

they are invading for a piece of land "that hath in it no profit but the name"

100
Why is giving Ophelia a Christian burial so controversial?
It is unclear whether she really drowned or if she committed suicide.
200
Hamlet makes fun of this characters hat.
Who is Osric
200
From this day forth, my thoughts be bloody and nothing else.
Hamlet to himself
200
King Hamlet
Claudius with poison in the garden
200
The King sent them to find out where Hamlet put Polonius' body
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
200
Describe Hamlet's reaction to the gravedigger's witty responses.
He is a bit irritated.
300
Gertrude puts flowers on this persons grave.
Who is Ophelia
300
"Forty thousand brothers/ Could not with all their quantity of love/ Make up my sum." (5.1)
Hamlet. Speaking to Laertes
300
Laertes
Hamelt with Laertes' sword
300
Claudius plans on killing Hamlet through this
A duel with Laertes and a poisoned cup.
300
We were used to provide comic relief.
The gravediggers.
400
Who is an intruding fool according to Hamlet?
Polonius
400

Now cracks a noble heart

Horatio

400
Claudius
Hamlet with the sword and the drink
400

Hamlet wont tell Rosencrantz and Guildenstern where the body is for this reason

He does not trust them. He calls them the kings apes.

400
These two items were said to have been poisoned by the King and they eventually lead to the deaths of Hamlet, Gertrude, Claudius, and Laertes.
Wine and a sword tip
500
Who is Fortinbras at the end of the play.
The new King of Denmark
500
"Here, thou incestuous, murderous, damned Dane,/ Drink off this potion. Is thy union here?/ Follow my mother." (5.2)
Hamlet to Claudius
500
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Hamlet/England
500
Gertrude brings this bad news to Laertes and Claudius
Ophelia has drowned.
500
Hamlet was supposed to hand over a letter that would eventually lead to his death, however, he changes it to say this.
Kill Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
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