During his career, Shakespeare authored this many plays and sonnets
What are 36 plays and 154 sonnets?
The subcategorization of Hamlet as a play
What is a revenge tragedy?
The love interest
Who is Ophelia?
Discovered in the graveyard scene
What is Yorick's Skull?
Divine Intervention
What is Deus Ex Machina?
The Primary Venue for many of Shakespeare's performances
What is the Globe Theatre?
Disney's version of Hamlet
What is The Lion King?
The protagonist's foil
Who is The Prince Fortinbras/Prince of Norway
Symbol/Tool of deception
What is Hamlet's Wardrobe?
Lit Device that gives small hints or clues
What is foreshadowing?
Reasons why plays needed to happen in the AM
What is Natural Light?
The time period Hamlet is set in
What is the Medieval Period?
A Vision
Who is The Ghost/Who is Old King Hamlet?
Flower for repentance
What is Rue?
Hints at Denmark's unrest
What is when King Hamlet's Ghost appears?
More expensive seating
What are Gentlemen's Rooms?
Elsinore Castle's Real Life Inspiration
What is Kronborg Castle?
The Confidant
Who is Horatio?
Flower for Lost virtue
What are wilted violets?
Happens in Act 4, Scene 6
What is Pirates attack the ship?
A.k.a. Standing Room
What are groundlings?
The only scene not set in the Castle
What is Act 5, Scene 1
Creepy Uncle Father
Who is King Claudius?
Symbol for grief
What is black clothing/What are Black clothes?
a.k.a. Literary Devices
What are Figures of Speech?