quotes
10. “How all occasions do inform against me and spur my dull revenge!” (IV.iv.32-33).
Who said it?
Who heard it?
What do we call the passage the quote is part of?
Hamlet
no one
soliloquy
Who said it?
What is this speaker talking about?
Why is this character a foil for Hamlet?
Laertes
Vowing to avenge his dad's death
He doesn't hesitate to get revenge unlike Hamlet
“Let in a maid that out a maid never departed more.” (IV.v.37).
Who said it?
Who was it said to?
What might the speaker be telling the listener, in her own way?
Ophelia
Claudius and Gertrude
She's expressing her grief and losing her innocence; this may be why she's going crazy
Which character tells Hamlet, “Do not for ever with thy vailèd lids seek for thy noble father in the dust” (I.ii.71)?
___________________________________. What did this character mean?
Why is Hamlet in conflict with this character in Act I?
King Claudius said it
He's telling Hamlet to stop mourning over his father
Hamlet suspects he had something to do with his father's death
54. “To thine own self be true” (I.iii.77-79): this famous advice is given to
by . Having finished the play, why is this quote ironic?
Laeretes given by Polonius
Polonius is being hypocritical.