The soliloquy that begins with "to be or not to be" appears in the play, Hamlet.
What is Act III, Scene I?
Claudius uses the phrase "unmanly grief" when referring to how Hamlet is grieving over his father.
What is Act 1, Scene II?
He is coming to Denmark from Paris, which causes Claudius to grow even more fearful.
Who is Laertes?
Hamlet worries that he doesn't know what comes after death, and it might be worse than life in the "To be or not to be" soliloquy,
What is Act II, Scene I?
He is the prince of Norway and at the end of Act V becomes the king of Denmark.
Who is Fortinbras?
This recurring motif Shakespeare has used to develop the theme of manipulation is a body part, which appears multiple times throughout the play.
Act 1, Scene V
Act IV, Scene II
Act IV, Scene VI
What is the ear or hearing?
This person is the protagonist of the story.
This person is the antagonist of the story.
Who is Hamlet?
Who is Claudius?
Hamlet is talking about DEATH with Horatio when he uses the word "it" in the quote, "If it be now, "it's not to come. If it be not to come, it will be now. If it be not now, yet it will come. The readiness is all."
What is Act V, scene II?
Hamlet did not want to murder someone while they were praying.
What is he didn't want to send them to heaven?