Quote Bank Flashcards

1
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there’s something rotten

A

in the state of denmark (Marcellus)

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2
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that one may smile and smile

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and be a villain (Hamlet)

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3
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though this be madness,

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yet there’s method isn’t (Polonius)

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4
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o, what a rogue

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and peasant slave am i! (Hamlet)

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5
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to be or not to be,

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that is the question (Hamlet)

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6
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if it be now, ‘tis not to come: if it be not to come,

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it will be now

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7
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a little more kin,

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and less than kind (Hamlet)

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8
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“Alone” in the

A

“Customary suits of solemn black” (Hamlet)

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9
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Ay madam,

A

it is common (Hamlet to Gertrude)

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10
Q

that this…

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solid flesh would melt (Hamlet)

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11
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but two months dead…

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yet within a month (Hamlet)

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12
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incestuous

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sheets - Hamlet

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13
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Denmark’s a

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prison - hamlet

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14
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what is this quintessence

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of dust? -hamlet

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15
Q

yet i… unpregnant of my cause…

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am i a coward? -Hamlet anagnorisis

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16
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for who could bear the

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whips and scorns of time - hamlet

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17
Q

i loved

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you not - hamlet to ophelia

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18
Q

get thee

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to a nunnery - hamlet to ophelia

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19
Q

now i could drink

A

hot blood- hamlet

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20
Q

how now,

A

a rat - hamlet

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21
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you cannot call it love

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for at your age/ the heyday in the blood is tame - hamlet to gertrude

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22
Q

oh shame, where

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is thy blush - hamlet

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23
Q

in the tank sweat

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of an enseamed bed - hamlet

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24
Q

not where he eats

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but where a is eaten - hamlet

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25
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greatly to find quarrel in a straw/

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when honours at the stake - hamlet

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26
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alexander returneth to dust,

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the dust is the Earth - hamlet

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27
Q

this is I,

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Hamlet the Dane - hamlet

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28
Q

i loved ophelia; forty thousand brothers

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could not… make up my sum - hamlet

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29
Q

they are not

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near my conscience - hamlet

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30
Q

there’s a divinity

A

that shapes our ends - hamlet

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31
Q

let be

A
  • hamlet
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32
Q

tell my

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story - hamlet

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33
Q

he has my

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dying voice - hamlet

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34
Q

the rest

A

is silence - hamlet

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35
Q

“my good lord” to Hamlet who replies

A

“my good friend”

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36
Q

and draw you

A

into madness? - horatio

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37
Q

you shall

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not go - horatio

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38
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nay good my lord

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you are not fit - horatio

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39
Q

here yet some

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liquor left - horatio

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40
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let me speak… of

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carnal, bloody, and unnatural acts - horatio

41
Q

impious stubbornness…

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unmanly grief - Claudius about Hamlet

42
Q

give me some

A

light. away! - claudius after play

43
Q

oh my offence

A

is rank - claudius

44
Q

that cannot be, since i am still possessed of those effects for

A

which i did the murder/ my crown, mine own ambition, and my queen - claudius about forgiveness

45
Q

words without thoughts

A

never to heaven go - claudius

46
Q

the present death of

A

Hamlet. do it England - claudius

47
Q

follow her

A

close - claudius to horatio

48
Q

poor ophelia/ divided from

A

herself and her fair judgement - claudius

49
Q

where are my

A

Swissers? - claudius

50
Q

“Laertes you shall hear them”

A

“can you devise me?”

“will you be ruled by me?” - claudius to laertes

51
Q

how much i had to

A

do to calm his rage! - claudius

52
Q

go not to

A

Wittenberg - Gertrude

53
Q

i beseech you.. to

A

visit my too much changed son - gertrude

54
Q

more matter with

A

less art - gertrude

55
Q

oh what a rash and

A

bloody deed is this - gertrude

56
Q

thou turnst my eyes

A

unto my very soul - gertrude

57
Q

oh Hamlet, thou hast

A

cleft my heart in twain - Gertrude

58
Q

she sees “nothing

A

at all” - gertrude

59
Q

mad as

A

the sea - gertrude

60
Q

i will

A

my lord - gertrude

61
Q

spirit of health

A

or goblin damned - hamlet about ghost

62
Q

bring with thee airs from

A

heaven or blasts from hell - hamlet about ghost

63
Q

eternal

A

blazon - ghost seeming protestant?

64
Q

he is waiting to be “burnt

A

and purged away” - ghost seeming catholic?

65
Q

lethe

A

wharf - ghost , roman mythology

66
Q

a serpent

A

stung me - ghost, biblical

67
Q

that incestuous, that

A

adulterous beast - ghost about claudius

68
Q

revenge his foul and

A

most unnatural murder - ghost

69
Q

let not the royal bed of Denmark

A

be a couch of luxury and damned incest - ghost

70
Q

do not… show me the steel and thorny way to heaven,

A

while… himself the primrose path of dalliance treads - ophelia

71
Q

i shall obey,

A

my Lord - ophelia

72
Q

i have remembrances

A

of yours… to re-deliver - ophelia

73
Q

oh what a noble mind

A

is here o’erthrown! - ophelia

74
Q

noble and most sovereign reason, like

A

sweet bells jangled, out of time and harsh - ophelia

75
Q

before you

A

tumbled me - ophelia

76
Q

“rosemary” - remembrance

A

“pansies” - thoughts

ophelia to laertes

77
Q

fennel (flattery)

A

“columbines” - infidelity
“rue”
to Gertrude or Claudius?

78
Q

“daisies”

A

“fantastic garlands” - gertrude about ophelia’s death

79
Q

“long purples”

A

“dead men’s fingers” - gertrude about ophelia’s death

80
Q

garments,

A

heavy with drink - gertrude about ophelia’s death

81
Q

like a creature

A

native and indued - gertrude about ophelia’s death

82
Q

drowned,

A

drowned - gertrude about ophelia’s death

83
Q

fear it ophelia,

A

fear it - laertes

84
Q

that i might

A

be the organ - laertes to claudius

85
Q

the woman will

A

be out - laertes

86
Q

you laying these slight

A

sullies on my son - polonius

87
Q

what was i

A

about to say? - polonius

88
Q

“mad for thy love?”

A

“this is the very ecstasy of love” - polonius to ophelia

89
Q

look to’t, I

A

charge you. come your ways - polonius

90
Q

why day is day, night

A

night, and time is time - polonius

91
Q

i will be brief.

A

your noble son is mad - polonius

92
Q

while she

A

is mine - polonius about ophelia

93
Q

i will lose

A

my daughter to him - polonius

94
Q

fishmonger

A
  • hamlet calls polonius
95
Q

i hold my duty as i hold my soul,

A

both to God and my gracious King - polonius

96
Q

i am

A

slain - polonius

97
Q

something is rotten

A

in the state of denmark - marcellus

98
Q

if this had not been a gentlewoman,

A

she should have been buried out o’ christian burial - clowns

99
Q

bear hamlet like

A

a soldier - fortinbras