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Hamlet in a nutshell
Claudius kills Hamlets father Hamlet sees his fathers ghost Ghost tell hamlet about the murder Hamlet gets pissed Hamlet plays stupid to get Claudius to admit to the murder Hamlet writes a play to re-enact the murder and has it done by traveling bards Makes Claudius basicly confess (confesses to God so Hamlet cant kill him since the belief is he with go to Heaven) Hamlets love Ophelia goes insane and commits suicide Her Brother, Laertes get pissed off, consults Claudius and Challenges Hamlet to a duel with a poisoned sword The Duel RND 1 nothing happens Claudius poisons wine ment for Hamlet, but hamlets mother, Queen Gertrude Who married Claudius 3 months after her husband was murdered, drinks it and dies during RND 2 RND 2 nothing happens Gertrude dies from poison RND 3 Laertes scratches Hamlet with poisoned sword -> Hamlet runs him through -> Confesses to Hamlet and God about the poison and Claudius's hand in it and Gertrude's Death -> Hamlet now dieing runs Claudius through before he can confess. They All Die The End Hamlet in nutshell |
sparknotes.com?
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nope, english class
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there is some modern day hamlet movie with ethan hawke.
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The final duel is pretty sweet though - |
this reminds, me, I need a modern bible. all this "and thee spake unto the personage, that thou hast theee....." shit pisses me off.
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Thanks, I need to get that. To me shakespeare sucks, and even sucks worse because of the crappy language. I wish English teacher would teach something interesting. annoy:
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Macbeth > Hamlet
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[quote="Grim_Reaper":39d5a]sparknotes.com?[/quote:39d5a]
exactly. read sparknotes.com, even when have already read the book just reading the analysis and shit helps you understand the play better. |
sparksnotes made highschool english easy.
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