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Hamlet's friend Horatio is a student.
He was embarrassed that you saw him signal to his friend and he wondered how much you saw and whether you know what he meant.He was embarrassed that you saw him signal to his friend and he wondered how much you saw and whether you know what he meant.He was embarrassed that you saw him signal to his friend and he wondered how much you saw and whether you know what he meant.He was embarrassed that you saw him signal to his friend and he wondered how much you saw and whether you know what he meant.
Hamlets friends are Rosencrantz, Guildenstern and Horation. However throughout the play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern turn against Hamlet (not going to spoil how!) which leads to their downfall. Horation never goes against Hamlet, he is always there for him when Hamlet needs him. Hamlet is the best play by Shakespeare!!
His friend Horatio.
Horatio is Hamlet's friend from university. He tells Hamlet that his father's ghost has been seen wandering the castle walls.
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Horatio is the only person who stays true to Hamlet through the entirety of the play. He always remains Hamlet's true friend throughout the story.
Horatio is Hamlet's most trusted friend. Hamlet tells him everything about the ghost that he saw and the plans for revenge that he has against Claudius. Laertes is also one of Hamlet's friends but they fight during the play because of what Hamlet did to Ophelia and because Hamlet killed Polonius.
Horatio is Hamlet's closest friend. I disagree with the above statement, though it is commonly said. Horatio is *NOT* Hamlet's closest friend at the start of the play. He is a casual friend, that becomes increasingly closer to Hamlet as the play progresses. First, Hamlet is not aware Horatio is in 'town' until they meet after the ghostly visit. And it should be noted that Marcellus is the one that knows where to find Hamlet, not Horatio. They are casual friends at school. Horatio is the voice of reason for Hamlet, who remains unsure about his way and the righteousness of the ghostly request. But their friendship only solidifies in the second part of the play when Hamlet realizes the un-trustworthiness of his close friends, who are corrupted by power. It is after Hamlet has been freed by his time with the pirates that the friendship becomes utterly solid. Hamlet uses Horatio during the play within the play scene to confirm the guilt of Claudius, but that is because he must use someone and only Horatio, a near aristocrat, is able to be used. Marcellus attending the play would be rather odd.
Horatio lives to tell his friend's story.
No in the opening scene Horatio, Hamlets friend, sees the ghost, along with two sentries, Marcellus and Bernardo. The Sentries have seen the ghost on previous nights and have called Horatio to see it too.
In Act 3 of "Hamlet," a true friend is characterized by loyalty, honesty, and a willingness to provide support during difficult times. Horatio exemplifies this by standing by Hamlet and offering genuine advice, demonstrating his trustworthiness and concern for Hamlet's well-being. He listens without judgment and helps Hamlet devise the plan to confirm King Claudius's guilt, showcasing the qualities of a steadfast ally. A true friend in this context is someone who not only shares in the protagonist's struggles but also encourages him to seek truth and justice.