Acronyms

Question 1

ES

Answer 1

Emotional supression

Question 2

TTP

Answer 2

Throughout the play

Question 3

FLN

Answer 3

Feminist Literature Novel

Question 4

IS

Answer 4

Internal struggles

Question 5

KAD

Answer 5

Keeps a diary

Question 6

STAD

Answer 6

Supressed thoughts and desires

Question 7

DOTTCPR

Answer 7

Deterioration of the two characters’ personal relationships.

Question 8

SHKF

Answer 8

She helped kill his father

Question 9

HESMRVA

Answer 9

Hamlet’s emotional supression manifests in a reckless and violent act

Question 10

KPS

Answer 10

Kills Polonius shouting

Question 11

COTG

Answer 11

A convention of the tragedy genre

Question 12

BOHVOWCTTROTP

Answer 12

Beginning of his violent outbursts which continue throughout the rest of the play

Question 13

HBUEHCIAIAVO

Answer 13

Hamlet’s built up emotions have culminated in an intense and violent outburst

Question 14

LCOH

Answer 14

Lost control of himself

Question 15

RIICOBG

Answer 15

Recklessness is immediately called out by Gertrude

Question 16

BD

Answer 16

Bloody deed

Question 17

TUOTARETLOTHHBHBA

Answer 17

The use of the adjective rash emphasises the lack of thought Hamlet had before his brutal attack

Question 18

WRTITHDNKH

Answer 18

which reinforces the idea that Hamlet does not know how

Question 19

BNHERHBUTAVVR

Answer 19

but now his emotional repression has built up to a very violent release

Question 20

MOP

Answer 20

Murder of Polonius

Question 21

KOP

Answer 21

Killing of Polonius

Question 22

DNHPAAINBM

Answer 22

does not have planned actions and is not behaving methodically.

Question 23

OF

Answer 23

Obsessive focus

Question 24

ABD

Answer 24

A bloody deed

Question 25

AKA

Answer 25

As kill a king

Question 26

WH

Answer 26

With his

Question 27

AAD

Answer 27

Anger and diguist

Question 28

TLSHITDWHGOHFDIAHW

Answer 28

This line shows Hamlet's inability to deal with his grief over his father's death in a healthy way

Question 29

WAT

Answer 29

With all their

Question 30

TSSHHESPHFEHEIAHW

Answer 30

These scenes show how Hamlet's emotional supression prevents him from expressing his emotions in a healthy way

Question 31

IOCHMWASEHRDAFOPM

Answer 31

Instead of confronting his mortality with any significant emotion he remains detached and focused on political matters

Question 32

THT

Answer 32

To hear the news from

Question 33

UTEF

Answer 33

Unable to express their feelings

Question 34

COM

Answer 34

Cheating on Michele

Question 35

FOTN

Answer 35

Form of the novel

Question 36

WWW

Answer 36

What was wrong

Question 37

IWH

Answer 37

I would have

Question 38

STT

Answer 38

Specifically told to

Question 39

WIW

Answer 39

When I was

Question 40

FSHCEAPVCT

Answer 40

further supress her current emotions, and postpone confronting them

Question 41

TDM

Answer 41

The day my

Question 42

DWW

Answer 42

Days without writing

Question 43

TGO

Answer 43

To go on

Question 44

IBT

Answer 44

I began to

Question 45

TIRBTI

Answer 45

This is reinforced by the idea

Question 46

TAH

Answer 46

They all have

Question 47

CIHEP

Answer 47

completely ignore her emotions permanently

Question 48

EEI

Answer 48

erase both their emotions and identities

Question 49

HIHTSMIVOARALTDBFHATAH

Answer 49

However in Hamlet, this suppression manifests in violent outbursts and reckless actions, leading to destruction both for himself and those around him.

Question 50

BIFNVSLTAMISAUDTTHAFCHE

Answer 50

But in Forbidden notebook, Valeria's suppression leads to more internal struggle, and uses distractions to take her away from confronting her emotions.

Question 51

PAT

Answer 51

People around them