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Pestilent
Unction
Pith

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"impostume"- a collection of pus in tissues of the body
"garrisoned"-station troops in a specific place
"superfluous"-unnecessary, excess

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"scourge"
"cicatrice"

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"Scourge" - Some people believe that karma is a scourge, causing great suffering.
"Abatement" - Genna waited for the abatement of the loud rap music blasting in the library.
"Alack" - Alack the day!

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"Hugger mugger" - Hamlet is experiencing a hugger mugger after his father's death. (Jumbled & confused or disorderly nature)
"Out of haunt"-
"Imposturen"

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Ashleigh, Eddy, Nadina and Cara's Words 

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Ashleigh, Eddy, Nadina and Cara's Words 

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"Cataplasm"
"Rendezvous"
"Cicatrice"

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Impostume: a type of blister usually filled with puss
Knavish: dishonest, someone who doesn't tell the truth

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 How did Ophelia die?
2) Where did Hamlet hide Polonius' body?
3) Where does Claudius tell Hamlet to go?

Interpretive Questions:
1) What does Hamlet's reaction to Polonius' murder say about him?
2) What might be the reason for Ophelia's madness?

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Words:

Pith    sc 1 line 24

Knavish   sc 2 line 23

Convocation  sc 3 line 23

Thither   sc 3 line 37

Cherub   sc 3 line 56

Cicatrice   sc 3 line 69

Rendezvous  sc 4 line 81

Impostume    sc 4 line 28

Craven   sc 4 line 42

Scruple    sc 4  line 42

Importunate  sc 5 line 2

Alack   sc 5 line 64

Fie   sc 5 line 64

Pestilent   sc 5 line 98

Chaste    sc 5 line 133

Unsmirched  sc 5 line 133

Valor   sc 6 line 18

Acquittance   sc 7 line 1

Unsinewed   sc 7 line 12

Gallant   sc 7 line 95

Abatements  sc 7 line 137

Unction   sc 7 line 161

Cataplasm  sc 7 line 163

Contagion  sc 7 line 167

Questions:
3 Literal Questions:

1. Where was Polonius killed and where did Hamlet put his body?

2. Where did Hamlet get sent to after many sinful actions?

3. Who comes to King Claudius and blames him for the death of his father?

2 interpretative questions:

1. Does sending Hamlet away thicken the plot or take away from it and why?

2. Are the main conflicts resolved and if so how were they?

1 inquiry question:

1. How does revenge in play end with many tragedies?

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Diction/Phrases:
Scene 2:
“Besides to be demanded of a sponge.”

Scene 3:
“Not where he eats, but where he is eaten. A certain convocation of politic worms are e’en at him. Your worm is your only emperor for diet. We fat all creatures else to fat us, and we fat ourselves for maggots. Your fat king and your lean beggar is but variable service-two dishes, but to one table. That’s end.”

“My mother. Father and mother is man and wife, man and wife is one flesh, and so, my mother.”

Scene 5:
“O heat, dry up my brains! Tears seven times salt, burn out the sense and the virtue of mine eye.”
"I would give you some violets, but they withered all when my father died."

Questions:
3 Plot Questions...
Especially in this act, how has Hamlet’s condition of madness been escalated?
Why do you think Ophelia drowned? Was she mad like Hamlet but couldn’t take what was going on?
Why do they want to send Hamlet to England?

2 Interpretive Questions...
Through his language and actions, can we decide if Hamlet ever truly loved Ophelia?

How does this act escalate Hamlet’s condition? What words/phrases do this?

Inquiry Question
Is Hamlet suffering from madness or is he trying to revenge his father’s death? What text evidence exemplifies Hamlet’s condition supporting either.

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Diction/phrases: "Mad as the sea and wind when both contend"-Line 8 act 4 sc 1
"Besides to be demanded of a sponge" line 12 act 4 sc 2
"In hugger-mugger" Act 4 sc 5 line 91
"I see a cherub that sees them" act 4 scene 4 line 56
"Too light for the bore of the matter" Act 4 scene 6 line 25-26
"Convocation of politic worms"  act 4 scene 3 line 23
Questions:
Literal: -What does Claudius plan to do to Hamlet in England?

Interpretive:
-Ophelia has seemed to have lost her sanity. What is the apparent cause of her mental state?
-What role does Fortinbras play in Hamlet and why is he important?

Inquiry: -Hamlet calls Rosencrantz and Guildenstern the king's sponge. What does he mean by this comparison?
- How does Claudius's reaction to finding out Hamlet killed Polonious develop his character?
-When Claudius confronts Hamlet about the location of Polonius's body, Hamlet says, ''Your fat king and your lean beggar is but variable service--two dishes, but to one table. That's the end.'' What statement is Hamlet making about death?

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Words/Phrases:
-Scourge (Act 4. Sc. 3)
-garrisoned (Act 4 Sc. 4)
-cicatrice 9 (Act 4 Sc. 4)
-"Whose spirit with divine ambition puffed Makes mouth at the invisible event" (Act 4. Sc. 4)
-hugger-mugger (Act. 4 Sc. 5)

Plot Questions:
Who has the responsibility of finding Polonius's body?
What is the apparent cause of Ophelia's mental state?
Why did Claudius's plan fail?
Interpretive Questions:
What is one word you would use to describe Hamlet/his new behavior and why?
Which character do you think has been most important to the plot and why?
Inquiry Question: How does Hamlet's inner struggle contribute to the play as a whole?

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Hugger-mugger: Without proper ceremony Act 4 Sc. 5 Line 91
Out of Haunt: Away from others Act 4 Sc. 1 line 19
There's fennel for you and columbines: Fennel symbolized flattery and deceit Act 4 Sc. 5 line 204
It with dust, whereto 'tis kin:  Allusion to the book of Genesis Act 4 Sc. 2 line 6
Impostume: Abscess Act 4 Sc. 4 line 28
Garrisoned: Stationed troops in a particular place Act 4 Sc. 4 line 25

Questions
Plot: Why do Rosencratz and Guildenstern work for the king and not help their friend Hamlet?
Will Hamlet have to kill Laertes too inorder to get his revenge on Claudius?
Why does Hamlet agree to go England so enthusiastically?
Interpretative: Is there a relation between Ophelia's madness and Hamlet's madness?
How closely does Laertes mirror Hamlet?
Inquiry: How do the actions of one person ripple and affect others?

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Words/Phrases:
"When he needs what you have gleaned, it is but squeezing you, and, sponge, you shall be dry again." sc.2 line 19.
"Your worm is your only emperor for diet. We fat all creatures else to fat us, we fat ourselves for maggots." sc.3 lines 24-26.
"impostume" sc.4 line 28.
"O, from this time forth My thoughts be bloody or be nothing worth." sc.4 lines 69-70.
"O heat, dry up my brains! Tears seven times salt Burn out the sense and virtue of mine eye!" sc.5 lines 178-179.
"But long it could not be Till that her garments, heavy with their drink, Pulled the poor wretch from her melodious lay To muddy death." sc.7 lines 205-209.

Plot Questions:
1) How did Ophelia die?
2) Where did Hamlet hide Polonius' body?
3) Where does Claudius tell Hamlet to go?

Interpretive Questions:
1) What does Hamlet's reaction to Polonius' murder say about him?
2) What might be the reason for Ophelia's madness?

Inquiry Questions:
1) Can revenge yield satisfying results?

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Rapier act 4 scene 1
Vile act 4 scene 1
Superfluous act 4 scene 5
Garrisoned act 4 scene 4
Importunate act 4 scene 5

Questions:

Literal:

What does Hamlet do with the body he killed?

What has happened to Ophelia?

What does Claudius convince Laertes to do?

2 Interpretive

What is the effect of the sponge allusion?

What does the worm that Hamlet speaks about allude to?

1 inquiry

Is there ever such a thing as a happy ending with true love? Considering one person has to die first leaving the other

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Words/ Phrases:
-¨Mad as the sea and wind when both contend which is the mightier¨ (4.1.7-8)
- ¨ Hamlet in madness hath Polonius slain, And from his mother´s closet hath he dragged him¨ (4.1.35-36)
-¨besides, to be demanded of a sponge, what replication should be made by the son of a king¨ (4.2.12-13)
-¨ The body is with the King, but the King is not with the body. The King is a thing-¨ (4.2.27-28)
- ¨ O heat, dry up my brains! Tears seven times salt Burn out the sense and virtue of mine eye!¨ (4.5.179-180)

Questions:
Plot:
1) Why is singing the song about Ophelia´s father so important to her?
2) Is Ophelia´s death an accident?
3) What is written in the letter to Haratio

Interpretive Questions:
1) How will Ophelia´s death affect Hamlet
2) Was Claudius embarrassed of sending Hamlet to England or concerned he would be invaded

Inquiry Question:
1) How does the death of a loved one affect others

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Words: