Hamlet Quotes Flashcards

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Hamlet’s Frustration: “Why …

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“Why, what an ass am I!”

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Hamlet’s Frustration: “pigeon …

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“pigeon-liver’d and lack gall”

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Hamlet’s Cowardice: “like …

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“like a whore”

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Hamlet’s Cowardice: “Am …

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“Am I a coward?”

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Hamlet’s Revenge: “catch …

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“catch the conscience of the King”

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Hamlet’s Mortality

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Asks for his “flesh” to “melt” and “Thaw” into “dew”

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Hamlet: “un …

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“unmanly grief”

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Hamlet’s Revenge: “I …

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“I suspect some foul play”

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Hamlet’s Inaction: “spur …

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“spur my dull revenge”

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Hamlet’s Frustration: “My …

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“My thoughts be bloody or be nothing worth”

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Hamlet’s Revenge: “divi …

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“divine ambition”

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Claudius: “remorseless …

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“remorseless, treacherous, lecherous, kindness villain”

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Claudius’ Intentions: “present …

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“present death of Hamlet. Do it England”

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Claudius’ Desire: “My great …

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“My great power thereof give thee sense”

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Claudius’ Guilt: “My stronger …

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“My stronger guilt defeats my strong intent”

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Claudius’ Guilt: “May one …

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“May one be pardon’d and retain the offence?”

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Claudius’ Evilness: “bosom …

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“bosom black as death”

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Claudius’ Corruption: “father …

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“father kill’d, a mother stain’d”

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Claudius: “the serpent …

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“the serpent that did sting thy father’s life now wears his crown”

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Hamlet about Claudius: “the …

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“the chameleon’s dish”

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Claudius’ Confession: “my …

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“my offence is rank”

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Hamlet to Ophelia: “God hath …

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“God hath given you one face and you make yourselves another”

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Polonius to Ophelia: “Affection? …

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“Affection? Pooh, you speak like a green girl”

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Laertes to Ophelia: “Be wary …

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“Be wary then; best safety lies in fear / Youth itself rebels”

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Ophelia's Madness: "Ah ha! ...
"Ah ha! Come some music"
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Ophelia's Flowers: "I would ...
"I would give you some violets, but they withered all when my father died" - Violet = faithfulness/sweetness
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Gertrude about Ophelia's death: "mud ...
"muddy death"
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Ophelia's Death: "shards ...
"shards, plints, and pebbles should be thrown on her"
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Ophelia's Death: "Is she to be ...
"Is she to be buried in Christian burial, when she wilfully seeks her own salvation?"
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Ophelia's Death: "Her ...
"Her death was doubtful"
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Ghost: "fair ...
"fair and warlike form"
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Ghost: "gob ...
"goblin damned"
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Ghost: "airs from ...
"airs from heaven or blasts from hell / [...] intents wicked or charitable"
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Ghost: "ill ...
"illusion"
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Ghost: "quest ...
"questionable shape"
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Ghost: "bodes ...
"bodes some strange eruption to our state"
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Hamlet to Gertrude: "wick ...
"wicked tongue"
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Gertrude: "As kill ...
"As kill a king and marry with his brother"
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Death/Denmark: "un ...
"undiscovered country" where "no traveller [would] return"
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Theme of Corruption: "something ...
"something is rotten in the state of Denmark"
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Horatio's Speech: "Of carnal ...
"Of carnal, bloody, and unnatural acts, / Of accidental judgements, casual slaughters" - Shows quick remarriage + Polonius' murder
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Laertes' Rage: "To cut ...
"To cut his throat i'the church"
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Denmark: "Den ...
"Denmark's a prison"
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Fortinbras' Revelation: "Tis ...
"Tis common. All that lives must die"
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Hamlet's Description of Fortinbras: "delicate ...
"delicate and tender prince" | - ironic
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Hamlet's Madness: "antic ...
"antic disposition"
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Hamlet's misogyny: "frailty ...
"frailty thy name is woman"
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Laertes to Ophelia about Hamlet: "out of ...
"out of the shot of danger and desire"
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Hamlet to Gertrude: "rash ...
"rash and bloody deed"
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When Hamlet kills Polonius: "how now ...
"how now, a rat? Dead for a ducat, dead"
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Gertrude: "incest ...
"incestuous sheets"
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Revenge: "foul ...
"foul and most unnatural murder"
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Hamlet to himself: "dull ...
"dull and muddy-mettled rascal" | - Hamlet's soliloquy in Act 2
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Laertes to Ophelia: "Dear ...
"Dear mind, kind sister, sweet Ophelia", "fair Ophelia"
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Theme of madness: "though there is ...
"though there is madness, there is method in it"
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Hamlet's Inaction: "O, what ...
"O, what a rogue and pleasant slave am I"
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Ghost's Revenge: "till my ...
"till my foul crimes are burnt and purg'd away"
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Foreshadowing: "pro ...
"prologue to the omen"
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Hamlet: "My tho ...
"My thoughts be bloody"