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∙ 2008-12-08 19:49:42His father, Old Hamlet. The ghost who later speaks to him.
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∙ 2008-12-08 19:49:42Frustrated that he won't stop brooding over his father's death
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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.
The mouse trap is the play inside the play. Hamlet crates a play simulating his father's death in front of his uncle. Hamlet expects his uncle to react in order to show that he's the murderer.
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There are three revenge plots in Hamlet. Hamlet is seeking revenge against Claudius for the death of Hamlet Sr., Fortinbras is seeking revenge (at the beginning of the play) against Denmark generally for the death of Fortinbras Sr. and Laertes is seeking revenge against Hamlet for the death of Polonius.
Frustrated that he won't stop brooding over his father's death
Frustrated that he will not lighten his mood
The ghost is the spirit of Hamlet's father, come to ask Hamlet to avenge his death.
The play, Hamlet, is considered a Revenge Tragedy because Hamlet's quest for revenge results in much violence and death.
Poison was poured into Hamlet's fathers ear, who is dead before the beginning of the play. Poison was further used by Claudius and Laertes when they try to kill Hamlet to revenge the death of Polonius. Poison is put on the sword as well as in the wine.
His old school pal Horatio.
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The ramparts of Elsinore Castle, Denmark.
The ghost of his dead father. Apex.!
If you are a student you should really know this, but His father has died and not so long later his mother married his uncle and this causes Hamlet to be upset at the beginning of the play.
Hamlet's feeling of death is a well developed theme in the play. Hamlet starts off talking about death even though he is not familiar with it. As the play develops, Hamlet starts being more acquainted with this theme. Many parts of the play are good reference points to how acquainted with death he is (ie. "The to be or not to be..." soliloquy). Another important area in the play is where Hamlet talks about the skulls that the gravedigger diggs up, by this point he is now familiar with death and understands it. The theme reaches its climax in the final scene before he fights Laertes; Hoartio asks Hamlet not to fight, but Hamlet says it is his time to die. Hamlet has prepared for his death and is ready to fight.