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1. revenge - Revenge is truly what causes the plot to unravel, as Hamlet II begins making rash decisions because of it.
2. swear - Swear is repeated thirteen times in the play, and signifies Hamlet II's mistrust in himself and others.
3. incestuous - Incestuous is how Hamlet II describes the relationship between Claudius and Gertrude, even though they are not related; this clearly displays how Hamlet feels about them being together.
4. unnatural - Unnatural is used to describe not only the death of Hamlet I, but also the relationship between Claudius and Gertrude.
5. green - Green is a very versatile word in the play, as it has been used to describe both a memory and Ophelia's actions.
6. cousin - Cousin is used to describe anybody in one's immediate family, which can easily confuse the reader about relationships within the play.
7. blood - Blood is on the hands of many characters in the play, and is part of what makes it a tragedy.
8. damned - The majority of characters in this play are damned to hell, as they have all sinned.
9. murder - Murder is not only what the play begins with, but also is a large factor in the play's resolution, as it is a tragedy.
10. father - Fathers are extremely significant in the play, as Hamlet II and Laertes' fathers die, and Claudius considers himself to be Hamlet's father.

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Nickname: "Scholar"
Involved in: chess club, academic team
Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed
Senior Quote: "The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."

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Nickname: "Aphrodite"
Involved in: track, prom committee, dance
Superlative: Head Turner
Senior Quote: "Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage."

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Nickname: "Big L"
Involved in: basketball, football, wrestling
Superlative: Biggest Biceps
Senior Quote: "That which does not kill us makes us stronger."

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Nickname: "Hesitant Hamlet"
Involved in: drama club, national honor society
Superlative: Fit for a King
Senior Quote: "Strength does not come from physical capacity, it comes from indomitable will."