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Who Is He
      •Prince of Denmark                                               Character
      •Son of Queen Gertrude & late King of                         • Melancholy/ sad/ sensitive
      Denmark                                                       • Discontented with Denmark and
      •Nephew of Claudius                                              own family
      • Protagonist /hero - main character                          •Better / full of hatred
      •University student – studies                                 •Enigmatic / mysterious
      Interrupted                                                   •Cynical/ suspicious
        because of father’s death                                   •Disgust of his mothers sexuality
                                                                    •Indecisive
                                                                    • Hesitant yet also prone to
                                                                      impulsiveness
                                                                    •Reflective & thoughtful
                                                                    •Can step easily into role of madman
                                                                    •Fascination with dead bodies
Suicide                                                             •Very clever – always on top of
                                                                    everyone’s motives

•Often displays almost total despair
                                                  Hamlet            •True Machiavellian ( sneaky/
                                                                    cunning )
•Awe ( fear/ respect ) stops him from                                when he wants to be
committing suicide




                              Distrust of Women            Plagued with afterlife
                              •His mother                  •Wisdom of suicide
                                                           •What happens to bodies after they die
                              •Ophelia
Who is He                                   Character
•King of Denmark                         •Calculating
•Brother of late King Hamlet             •Ambitious
•Uncle of Hamlet                         •Driven by sexual appetite
•Plays antagonist / villain              •Lust for power
                                         •Occasional signs of guilt and human feeling
                                         •Love for Gertrude seem sincere



                   Claudius


                                                                    Who is she
                  Naïve                                             Queen of Denmark
         •Allowing Fortinbras to march                              Mother of Hamlet
         in with full army                                          Recently married to
         •Re F & G spying on Hamlet                                 Claudius


                                                                                        Gertrude


                                                                 Character
                                                             •Loves Hamlet deeply
                                                             • Shallow / weak
                                                             •Seeks affection
                                                             •Wants status rather than truth or moral rectitude
Who is she
           •Queen of Denmark
           •Mother of Hamlet
           •Recently married to Claudius




                    Character
                    •Loves Hamlet deeply
                    • Shallow / weak
                    •Seeks affection
                    •Wants status rather than truth or
                      moral rectitude

Gertrude
Who is she                           Character
•Queen of Denmark                    •Loves Hamlet deeply             Who is he
•Mother of Hamlet                    •Shallow / weak
                                                                      Polonius’s son
•Wife of Late King Hamlet            •Seeks affection and status
                                     •Rather than truth               Ophelia’s brother




                Gertrude

                                                                           Character
                                                                           •Passionate and quick to
                                                            Laertes
                                                                           action
                                                                           •An opposite of reflective
    Who is he                                                              Hamlet
    •Lord Chamberlain in Claudius’s court
    •Father of Ophelia & Laertes

                                             Character
                                             •Conniving
                                             •Pompous
                                             •Hypocritical
              Polonius                       •Self enamoured
                                             •Dull – witted
Intrigue
              Death                          •Murder of Hamlet
                                             •Polonius – spies on everyone
  •King Hamlet                               •Hamlet is he Crazy ??
  •Polonius                                  •Naivety of Claudius
                                             •Attempted poisonous of Hamlet
  •Ophelia
  •Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
  •Gertrude
                                                                        Language
                                                                        •Play rich in language
  •Laertes                                                              •Characters show interest in language
                                                                          eg Hamlet – “Words , words words”
  •Hamlet
                                                                         Polonius – Act 2 – scene 1
  •Claudius                                                              “ I swear I use no art at all “
                                                                        that is mad,” tis true , tis true “ tis pity
Suicide                               Major Themes                      and “pity tis true tis true.
                                                                        Hamlet master if language but trouble
Many quotes                                                             in performing deeds -
“Oh that this too solid flesh “                                          see Act 4
“Meat & bone “                                                          “ what would you undertake …”


Madness
•Hamlet - is he really insane
or faking it ?
                                                                          Revenge
•Plays role of madman and         Suicide                                 •Fortinbras   Denmark
                                  • Links Hamlet & Ophelia                •Hamlet     Claudius
fools many
                                  •Hamlet often thinks about it           •Laertes - Hamlet
•When alone or with Horatio
he is incredibly lucid .          •Ophelia commits it
•At times a bit manic but         •Major upshot is religious
hardly insane                     •2 suicide sololoquies
•Ophelia – does become
insane and dies .

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  • 1. Who Is He •Prince of Denmark Character •Son of Queen Gertrude & late King of • Melancholy/ sad/ sensitive Denmark • Discontented with Denmark and •Nephew of Claudius own family • Protagonist /hero - main character •Better / full of hatred •University student – studies •Enigmatic / mysterious Interrupted •Cynical/ suspicious because of father’s death •Disgust of his mothers sexuality •Indecisive • Hesitant yet also prone to impulsiveness •Reflective & thoughtful •Can step easily into role of madman •Fascination with dead bodies Suicide •Very clever – always on top of everyone’s motives •Often displays almost total despair Hamlet •True Machiavellian ( sneaky/ cunning ) •Awe ( fear/ respect ) stops him from when he wants to be committing suicide Distrust of Women Plagued with afterlife •His mother •Wisdom of suicide •What happens to bodies after they die •Ophelia
  • 2. Who is He Character •King of Denmark •Calculating •Brother of late King Hamlet •Ambitious •Uncle of Hamlet •Driven by sexual appetite •Plays antagonist / villain •Lust for power •Occasional signs of guilt and human feeling •Love for Gertrude seem sincere Claudius Who is she Naïve Queen of Denmark •Allowing Fortinbras to march Mother of Hamlet in with full army Recently married to •Re F & G spying on Hamlet Claudius Gertrude Character •Loves Hamlet deeply • Shallow / weak •Seeks affection •Wants status rather than truth or moral rectitude
  • 3. Who is she •Queen of Denmark •Mother of Hamlet •Recently married to Claudius Character •Loves Hamlet deeply • Shallow / weak •Seeks affection •Wants status rather than truth or moral rectitude Gertrude
  • 4. Who is she Character •Queen of Denmark •Loves Hamlet deeply Who is he •Mother of Hamlet •Shallow / weak Polonius’s son •Wife of Late King Hamlet •Seeks affection and status •Rather than truth Ophelia’s brother Gertrude Character •Passionate and quick to Laertes action •An opposite of reflective Who is he Hamlet •Lord Chamberlain in Claudius’s court •Father of Ophelia & Laertes Character •Conniving •Pompous •Hypocritical Polonius •Self enamoured •Dull – witted
  • 5. Intrigue Death •Murder of Hamlet •Polonius – spies on everyone •King Hamlet •Hamlet is he Crazy ?? •Polonius •Naivety of Claudius •Attempted poisonous of Hamlet •Ophelia •Rosencrantz & Guildenstern •Gertrude Language •Play rich in language •Laertes •Characters show interest in language eg Hamlet – “Words , words words” •Hamlet Polonius – Act 2 – scene 1 •Claudius “ I swear I use no art at all “ that is mad,” tis true , tis true “ tis pity Suicide Major Themes and “pity tis true tis true. Hamlet master if language but trouble Many quotes in performing deeds - “Oh that this too solid flesh “ see Act 4 “Meat & bone “ “ what would you undertake …” Madness •Hamlet - is he really insane or faking it ? Revenge •Plays role of madman and Suicide •Fortinbras Denmark • Links Hamlet & Ophelia •Hamlet Claudius fools many •Hamlet often thinks about it •Laertes - Hamlet •When alone or with Horatio he is incredibly lucid . •Ophelia commits it •At times a bit manic but •Major upshot is religious hardly insane •2 suicide sololoquies •Ophelia – does become insane and dies .