1. Hamlet- what do we learn in the 1st act about his character?
... . I feel that this quote -taken from a scene in where he is talking to Horatio and Marcellus, after meeting his fathers Ghost and been told about his fathers murder- shows Hamlet joke of praying as sardonic humour. " As your business and desire shall point you, For every man hath business and desire, Such as it is, and for my own part, Lock you ... to itself rebels, though none else near." Act one, scene 3, line 43/4 Laertes here is saying to his sister, to beware of her own rebellion, but in an undertone is also talking of Hamlet and to "be wary" of him too. One of the key aspects of ac...
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