How does Laertes respond to mad Ophelia What offer does Claudius make to get his discussion with Laertes back on track?

How does Laertes respond to mad Ophelia What offer does Claudius make to get his discussion with Laertes back on track?

Claudius makes it clear that he did not kill Polonius. How does Laertes respond to mad Ophelia? What offer does Claudius make to get his discussion with Laertes back on track? He tells him he can kill Hamlet.

How does Claudius respond to the death of Polonius does he understand the implications of what happened what will he do now?

Claudius responds to the death of Polonius by sending Hamlet to England, along with secret orders to have him killed. He fully understands the implications of what has happened. He now knows that Hamlet will act boldly to avenge his father’s death.

How does Hamlet react when he learns of Ophelia’s death?

Hamlet reacts as one would expect a boyfriend to react. He is filled with grief and surprise. He does not know when he returns that Ophelia has gone crazy as the result of her father’s death and Hamlet’s bizarre reactions. His astonishment, though, places him in danger.

Who has the last word in Hamlet?

Fortinbras’s culminating lines show honor for Hamlet. He commands that Hamlet should have a soldier’s burial, showing respect for his character foil. The significance of Fortinbras having the last lines serves to make the audience reflect on our title character.

What have we learned about Claudius character in this scene?

-Scene 1: Claudius affects scene 1 by making the decision to ship Hamlet to England. He is greatly affected in this scene because he learns that Hamlet killed Polonius. He is also worried that Hamlet may attempt to kill him next. -Scene 3: He has a very dominating appearance in scene 3.

Who has hid the body of Polonius?

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Hamlet Hides the Body of Polonius As Act IV, Scene 2 of Hamlet opens, Hamlet is somewhere in Elsinore, disposing of Polonius’s body, saying, ”Safely stowed” to himself.

Why is Hamlet so upset at Ophelia’s funeral?

Hamlet answers his own question. Overcome with grief, Hamlet takes it out on Laertes, which is Hamlet’s way of impotently railing at the universe for Ophelia’s death. Surprise, shock, regret, remorse, guilt, grief, and love are the reasons why Hamlet was so upset at Ophelia’s funeral.

Why is Hamlet so upset about his father’s death?

Throughout the soliloquy it is clear that Hamlet is more upset from his mother marrying his uncle, than his father’s death, but uses his father death to give him reason for being so upset and betrayed. 4.

Why does Bernardo ask who the other is in Hamlet?

Bernardo calls wondering who is there, to which Francisco replies that Bernardo should tell him who he is first. There is confusion of who should be asking who the other is because both are equally ranked guards, and it would be Bernardo’s turn to be guarding the castle, and perhaps both are suspicious of the other.

Why is Hamlet so confused in his soliloquy?

It seems that Hamlet is more confused than angry from his soliloquy. He has been raised in Catholicism and expects the reaction to the marriage of his uncle and mother to be as detested and disgusting throughout society, but notices how he is alone in his reaction.