Act 2 End of Scene 2 Flashcards

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Polonius astonished at how …. the actor is (the actor … when reciting about …)

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good; crying; Hecuba’s own tears

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It’d be better to have a …. than an … from the actors because they are that good at ….

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bad epitaph; ill report; expressing themselves

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Hamlet pulls 1st player aside and …., asks if he can ….

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whispering; perform the play “The Murder of Gonzago”

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Hamlet’s going to … and insert it into the play so that the actor can … for the performance

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write 12-16 lines; memorize it

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet is now a character who bears his soul to …, we don’t know if soliloquy is also …

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no one; antic disposition

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet is primarily …, as to be … is to be ….; but why did he choose the antic disposition approach so quickly? is he a …?

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dishonest; honest; found out; practiced liar

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) “Now i am alone” → Hamlet is deeply aware that he is …, we are participating in the ….

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never alone; espionage against him

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) H. calls himself a “rogue and peasant slave” →

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base, degenerate person

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet contemplates the level of … the actors can engender for … (for …)

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emotion; nothing; Hecuba

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet asks what the actor would do if he’d been … as Hamlet was: the actor would …. yet I (Hamlet) do …

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wronged; change people’s lives; nothing

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Interpretations for what is Hamlet’s problem: Why hasn’t he ….? Why is he more … at …?

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killed Claudius yet; angry; Gertrude

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Answer for why H. hasn’t killed Claudius yet? he is stalling because of …, … of what to do, … (?)

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guilt; uncertain; consequences

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet is expressing … for not really …

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internal guilt; addressing his problem

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) H. claims that he is unwilling to do anything for … or …; is Hamlet a …?

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himself; his father; coward

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet calls himself a

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coward

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet attacks himself for

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everything

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet questions why he is letting

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everyone do these things to him

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet calls himself a … to other people’s …

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slave; will

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) All hamlet thinks he is doing is …. → no …

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talking about it; action

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) self deprecation … and … begins

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breaks; scheming

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet is going to have actors do a play involving

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regicide

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) Hamlet will learn 3 things from Claudius’s reaction to play on regicide: if Claudius looks …, he will know if he ….; killing Claudius is …, nature of …. (as …); gets …. out of him, therefore the murder would be…

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guilty; killed his father; justice; ghost; father; subtle confession; justice

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) seems as if Hamlet already … before the soliloquy but is acting as though he …

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had the plan; just came up with it

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) play is …; tells us Hamlet’s soliloquy cannot be …

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flawed; entirely trusted

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(hamlet’s 2nd soliloquy) only characters with asides and soliloquies are

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Polonius & Hamlet