https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4 general decsription en-us 2022-05-23 06:12:27 UTC 2022-05-23 09:22:39 UTC hello@padlet.com elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195337262 We have:
-Hamlet: is the protagonist of the tragedy and prince of Denmark, son of Queen Gertrude and the late King Hamlet
-Claudius: is the current king of Denmark, Hamlet's uncle and his antagonist
-Gertrude: Queen of Denmark and Hamlet's mother
-Polonius: Elsinore's chamberlain, father of Laertes and Ophelia.
-Ophelia: daughter of Polonius, with whom Hamlet was in love
-Laertes: son of Polonius and brother of Ophelia]]> 2022-05-23 06:14:01 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195337262 elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195337584 Hamlet is not just a tragedy of revenge, it is a work of life and death and of man's ambiguous relationship to both. It also speaks of melancholy and doubt. It is through Hamlet's struggle of acting and wise action that the concept of "complex human nature" is illustrated.]]> 2022-05-23 06:14:16 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195337584 elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195337909 in Denmark, where the ghost of the late king, killed by his brother Claudius, appears to his son Hamlet asking to be avenged. Hamlet tries to find out the truth by making himself think mad, but Hamlet's mad attitudes alarm both his uncle and his mother. Chamberlain Polonius believes it is caused by love for Ophelia, her daughter, but Hamlet rejects it. According to Hamlet, the blame for his father's death lies with Claudio. He then decides to reveal everything to his mother, but by mistake he kills Polonius. The king decides to send Hamlet to England with two friends, ordering them to kill him upon arrival. On the ship, Hamlet discovers the truth and turns back. Back in Denmark, he discovers that Ofelia committed suicide in grief over the death of her father and Hamlet's rejection of love. Laertes accuses Hamlet of the death of his father Polonius and his sister Ophelia and taking advantage of his anger and desire for revenge, so Claudio puts poison in a cup of wine which will be drunk by mistake by Hamlet's mother, who will die.]]> 2022-05-23 06:14:32 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195337909 elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195338346 Everything Hamlet says is said through metaphores and ambiguous speeches, where he complains about his roles, which Hamlet doesn't want to play at all.
Also, Hamlet is wordplayer and that allows him to express himself with particoulr and ambiguous terms and expressions.]]> 2022-05-23 06:14:53 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195338346 elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195340497 Showing images for characters in Hamlet
Hamlet is a melancholy character, indecisive, cynical and very embittered by the intrigues of his uncle and his mother to seize power. He is an enigmatic and ambiguous character, torn apart by inner conflicts between fears, indecisions, life and death]]> 2022-05-23 06:16:23 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195340497 elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195343325 Hamlet is among William Shakespeare's most famous and cited tragedies. It was probably written between 1600 and the summer of 1602. It is among the most frequently performed works in almost every Western country and is considered a crucial text for mature actors.]]> 2022-05-23 06:18:23 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195343325 elisabernardini1 https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195374902 in this tragedy it's characterized by the themes of :
-revenge
-corruption
-religion
-politics
-appearance and reality]]> 2022-05-23 06:42:08 UTC https://padlet.com/elisabernardini1/6m7j8e4pp0ik8iy4/wish/2195374902