HAMLET QUOTES

Question 1

HAMLET- First Line 1.2

Answer 1

“A little more than kin and less than kind”

Question 2

Hamlet- about villainy 1.5

Answer 2

“That one will smile and smile and be a villain”

Question 3

Claudius- anxiety of his actions

Answer 3

“Myth in marriage and death in funeral”

Question 4

Description on Gertrude

Answer 4

“Virtuous Queen”

Question 5

Claudius- 1.2 on Gertrude

Answer 5

“sometime sister now our queen”

Question 6

Gertrude- on hamlets grief, unsympathetic- 1.2

Answer 6

“thy nighted colour”

Question 7

Ghost- 3.4

Answer 7

“revenge this foul and most natural murder”
“eternal blazon”of “flesh and blood”- family
“seeming virtuous queen”

Question 8

Polonius -1.3 on hamlet madness

Answer 8

“what is it Ophelia what has he said to you ?”

“do not believe is vows”

Question 9

Polonius 1.3 Derrogative to Ophelia

Answer 9

“Affection pooh! you speak like a green girl”
“I do not know my lord what I should think”
“I shall obey my lord “

Question 10

3.1-HAMLET *****

Answer 10

“To sleep perchance to dream”
“whips and scorns of time”-hyperbolic/violent imagery
“conscience doth make cowards”
“currents turn awry”

Question 11

Gertrude 3.4 - closet scene

Answer 11

“Hamlet thou hast thy father most offended”
“Thou wilt not murder me” - uncertainty
“O me what hast thou done”

Question 12

Hamlet 3.4- closet scene

Answer 12

"”with a wicked tongue”
“your husbands brothers wife” - incest/corruption
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Question 13

5.1 about Ophelia

+ 5.1 Hamlets raw visual emotions of disgust towards Yorik

Answer 13

“Is she to be buried in a christian burial?”
“I loved ophelia 40 thousand brothers”

“Alas poor York, I knew him Horatio”
“Alexander died”
“reterneth to dust” “dead and turned to clay”
“my gorge rises from it”

Question 14

5.2 conscience

Answer 14

“Thus conscience doth make cowards of us all”

Question 15

1.4 corruption

Answer 15

“Something rotten is in the state of Denmark”

Question 16

Hamlet on dumb show- shows search for revenge …. scene?

Answer 16

“The plays the thing where in ill catch the conscience of the king” 2.2

Question 17

4. Gertrude watching Hamlet

Answer 17

“Hamlet is as mad as eh see and wind”

Question 18

Claudius monologue…. what act and scene is it

Answer 18

3.3 
"O my offence is rank"
"To wash it white as snow"
"May one be pardoned and retain the offence" -- rhetorical inner questioning shift/ guilt
"Help angels" 
"He kneels"

Question 19

Claudius Villan

Answer 19

4.4- “Follow her close, give her good watch”

Question 20

Hamlet revenge in blood … scene ?

Answer 20

4.3- “for like hectic in my blood rages”

Question 21

Hamlet feigning madness and anger to Claudius …. scene?

Answer 21

“ill put an antic disposition on” 1.5
“O villain villain smiling damned villain”
“smile and be a villain”

Question 22

KEY SOLILOQUIES - 1.2

Answer 22

“O that this too too solid flesh would mely”
“self slaughter”
“rank and gross in nature”
“my fathers brother but no more like my father”
“she married o most wicked speed”

Question 23

KEY SOLILOQUIES -2.2

Answer 23

"O what a rogue and peasant slave am I!"
"Am I a coward?"
"I'll observe his looks" --- servalliance 
"The plays the thing..." meta-theatre 
"Guilt creatures sitting at a play"

Question 24

KEY SOLILIOQUIE- 3.1

Answer 24

"To be or not to be that is the question"
"pangs of despised love"
"undiscovered country"
"conscience doth"
"The fair ophelia"
"be all my sins remembered"

Question 25

3.1 Hamlet opressing Ophelia + ophelia quotes

Answer 25

“Get the too a nunnery”

0- “I was more decided”

Question 26

KEY SOLILOQUIE- 3.3

Answer 26

"Now ill do it"
"A villain kills my father"
"Then trip him so his heels may trip at heaven"
"purging of his soul"
"tis heavy with him "

Question 27

KEY SOLILOQUIE 4.4

Answer 27

“How all occasions do inform against me”
“spur my dull revenge”
““father killed a mother stained”
*“My thoughts be bloody or be nothing worse”

Question 28

Hamlets final lines 5.2

Answer 28

“Let be” – all is over direct contrast from 2b or not 2b
“tell my story”
“all the rest is silent”

Question 29

Laertes final line– a ending is reached despite Shakespeare’s slow pace of the tragedy- normally fast

Answer 29

“he is justly served”