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From Act III, Scene 3 of Hamlet. Originally directed by Emanuel E Garcia for Butterfly Creek Theatre Troupe, Eastbourne, New Zealand. Performed by Hayden Rogers Ambient music: "Spacial Harvest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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-Claudius is king
-Claudius is the main antagonist
-He killed his brother
Wanted to be king
-Not very impulsive
-Good manipulator
Uses people until they're no use anymore (4.2.17-19).
-Subtle

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Questions Guided by Our Critical Theory 

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Questions Guided by Our Critical Theory 

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Is Claudius afraid of judgement?
Does Claudius have repressed guilt about killing his brother?

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Claudius is conflicted with what happens after death (3.3.40-76).
Claudius is above reproach from the law

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Does Claudius actually care about Gertrude?
Does he want to be king for any reason other than power?
Does Claudius have any real allies left?
Did Claudius kill King Hamlet because it would be easiest for him to do it?

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Modus Operandi (Operate and Motivations) 

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Modus Operandi (Operate and Motivations) 

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Claudius doesn't kill unless forced
Claudius prefers to use other people to gain what he wants (4.2.17-19).
Wants to hold on to power (4.1.30-31).
Wants to maintain clean  reputation (4.1.30-31).
Very aware of his appearance

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Our Bigger Questions (& Discussions) The Hamlet Effect

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Our Bigger Questions (& Discussions) The Hamlet Effect

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Why didn't Claudius get rid of Hamlet at the beginning of the play?
Why did Claudius allow Hamlet to roam freely?

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What we notice as readers, their purpose, how they interact with Hamlet, and how they impact the plot.