Hamlet Review Flashcards
Actor who plays Hamlet
Mel Gibson
Actress who plays the Queen Gertrude
Glenn Close
A collection of plays
Folio
A manuscript of a single play
Quarto
Revenge play is
Requires a crime, usually a murder
Talking with alone or regardless of any hearers present; device in a drama to present a character’s thoughts
Soliloquy
Stage direction to exit
Exeunt
Then
Anon
Church (law)
Canon
An inconstant person
Chameleon
To name
Clepe
Ordinary; but also, vulgar
Common
Vulgar or obscene affairs
Country matters
Sadness
Dirth
A mythical poison
Hebenon
A virgin
Maid
Happiness
Mirth
Cain killing his brother Abel (biblically, the first murder)
Primal eldest curse
Tradition of safety and refuge in a church
Sanctuary
Suicide
Self-slaughter
Drink
Wassail
To court,romance
Woo
Lying
Calumny
Criticism
Censure
Forbidden to suicides
Christian burial
Commoner; rustic
Clown
Dead body
Corse
Relative beyond the nuclear family
Cousin
Silent
Dumb
Villain
Knave
Truly
Marry
Allies of the Norwegians
Polacks
Face; facial expression
Visage
Usual
Wonted
Shakespeare considered his art to be his __. However moderns generally know and consider Shakespeare’s __ as his greatest artistic achievements. Many critics and philosophers rate Hamlet Prince of Denmark as___.
- sonnets and other formal verse
- drama
- The best of these plays
The reputation of Hamlet is due to its?
durable “truth” about human psychology, its influence on Anglo-American culture – particularly it’s contribution of allusions, and the character prince hamlet as a modern man.
Prince hamlet is considered a modern man because…
Hamlets choice of “to be or not to be” (to do/act or not to) to modern’s need to judge facts and understand motivations before making decisions (remembering too, that not decide is to decide).
Claudius’s marriage with Gertrude is
Incestous
Being a gentleman meant being a
Warrior
For the actor, a difficulty in performing the role of Hamlet (especially live onstage) concerns …
keeping the drawn-out death scene seem serious for the audience; the repeated “i am dead” May become comedic or farcical.
Text for this film primarily sources from
Qaurto II and First Folio
Columbine represents Daisy Fennel Rue Violet
- disloyalty,in gratitude
- infidelity
- flattery
- sorrow,repentance
- faithfulness