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Show in each case how the deed returns upon the doer ; that is, how Nemesis follows the guilty individual.
GENERAL QUESTIONS 1 What is the dramatic purpose of Scene 3, Act i ?
2 Of Scene i. Act 11?
3 Give the common characteristics of the Polonius family.
4 Give the individual characteristics of each mem- ber.
5 Can you condemn Ophelia for perfect obedience to her father? Compare her with Jessica.
6 As a character in the play what purpose does she serve ?
7 Is there any dramatic purpose in maki...ng revenge HAMLET 299 instead of justice the basis of Hamlet's action? What obstacles are in. his way?
8 Compare Hamlet and Laertes as men of action.
9 Why does the poet send Hamlet to school to Wittenberg and Laertes to Paris? Can you imagine Laertes in Wittenberg?
10 What could Hamlet gain by feigning insanity?
1 1 Do you base your estimate of Hamlet's character upon what he says of himself or upon what others say of him?
12 The King has committed a deed which he knows ought to be atoned for ; he discusses the duty of repent- ance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Show in each case how the deed returns upon the doer ; that is, how Nemesis follows the guilty individual.
GENERAL QUESTIONS 1 What is the dramatic purpose of Scene 3, Act i ?
2 Of Scene i. Act 11?
3 Give the common characteristics of the Polonius family.
4 Give the individual characteristics of each mem- ber.
5 Can you condemn Ophelia for perfect obedience to her father? Compare her with Jessica.
6 As a character in the play what purpose does she serve ?
7 Is there any dramatic purpose in maki...ng revenge HAMLET 299 instead of justice the basis of Hamlet's action? What obstacles are in. his way?
8 Compare Hamlet and Laertes as men of action.
9 Why does the poet send Hamlet to school to Wittenberg and Laertes to Paris? Can you imagine Laertes in Wittenberg?
10 What could Hamlet gain by feigning insanity?
1 1 Do you base your estimate of Hamlet's character upon what he says of himself or upon what others say of him?
12 The King has committed a deed which he knows ought to be atoned for ; he discusses the duty of repent- ance.
What to read after Outline Studies in the Shakespearean Drama, With An Index to the Characters in Shakespeare's Plays;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gettemy, Mary Ellen Ferris, Mrs., 1839- to read onlineMoreLess
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