English IV Period 1 Honors by Mrs. Smith

Kaylen Lanius

2014-11-20 13:25:36 UTC

Gertrude and Hamlet. What: two contrasting characters

How: ruling styles, personality traits, and family values.

Chloe Fawaz- Hamlet vs. himself

2014-11-20 13:26:26 UTC

Hamlet's fatal flaw of inaction and unsure behavior of insanity illustrates his inner conflict and difficult relationship with himself. He is an accurate portrayal of a person that is suffering from grief induced depression and the actions that can follow.

Ashley Krueger

2014-11-20 13:27:12 UTC

Claudius and Hamlet

What: Hamlet and Claudius are both homicidal murderers. Hamlet is under the impression he is good. Claudius knows heis evil.

How: personality traits, characterization

Branton Mathues

2014-11-20 13:27:52 UTC

Hamlet and Cladius: they became bitter enemies: through several events such as the the quick remarriage of his mother, the mousetrap and the secret use of poison in the fencing between Hamlet and Laretes

rachel goldenson

2014-11-20 13:27:55 UTC

Hamlet and Ophelia;

what: how their love for eachother showed hamlets tragic flaw

how: by looking at their relationship and analyzing

John Schumacher

2014-11-20 13:28:33 UTC

Through the murder of King Hamlet we see the relationship between Hamlet and King Claudius crash.

Banks Humphreys

2014-11-20 13:29:14 UTC

Hamlet and Claudius

What: Hamlet hates Claudius and wants to kill him

How: Claudius killed hamlet's father and got married to his mother, causing Hamlet to seek revenge

Perry Baines

2014-11-20 13:29:58 UTC

Hamlet and Ophelia How:The way Hamlet acts when What: Hamlet is manipulative and he doesn't love Ophelia but the idea of her.

Sloan Radford

2014-11-20 13:30:22 UTC

Hamlet and Claudius

What: The murder of Hamlet's father causes distress and obsession for revenge for Hamlet

How: Charcterization, irony

Sarah Matthews

2014-11-20 13:31:20 UTC

Hamlet and Ophelia

What: using their fatal flaws

How: using greed and emotion to describe, and also a metaphor comparing fire to their burning passion for one another

Auva attar

2014-11-20 13:33:01 UTC

Hamlet and Ophelia

What: how their love drove each other mad

How: by giving examples and describing their relationship

Nikki Spence

ginnyb — 2014-11-20 13:38:06 UTC

Characters: Hamlet and Ophelia

What: how they deal with their fathers deaths

How: through certain situations and psychological disorders.

Kendall Ferguson

ginnyb — 2014-11-20 13:40:22 UTC

Hamlet and Claudius

What: Revenge can drive a person to do things they otherwise wouldn't

How: Through development of Hamlet and Claudius' characters

Nikki Soence

2014-11-20 14:05:34 UTC

Characters: Hamlet and Ophelia

What: how each character dealt with the deaths of their fathers

How: through how they dealt with certain situations and psychological disorders.

Anthony Mikasobe

2014-11-21 13:52:15 UTC

Characters: Hamlet and Laertes

What: Revenge leads to a path that everyone meets. AKA(death)

How: both Hamlet and Laertes react to their fathers's death and what motivates them to avenge their fathers.

Hamlet and Laertes are both emotionally driven to avenge the death of their father's. They are both led down the path of revenge that has no return, and are ultimately trapped in their own hatred for those responsible for the murders.

John Schumacher 2

2014-12-01 16:24:54 UTC

Hamlet vs. Himself

Hamlet's character flaw is that he is his own worst enemy. He over thinks and twists thoughts in his head which leads to his poor decision making.

John Schumacher FINAL (:

2014-12-02 23:57:09 UTC

Hamlet vs. Gertrude

Relating Hamlet and Gertrudes relationship Sigmund Freud's Oedipus complex.