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Hamlet's dull revenge
by: rené girard
1. identify the claim and the central idea in lines 1-24.
2. what central idea is the author supporting in lines 25-44.
3. what is the reason that neither shakespeare nor hamlet can give up revenge? what evidence does the author present in lines 51-70?
4. what is the value in quoting directly from the play (lines 86-104) instead of merely summarizing the dialogue? why does the author present these examples in this order?
5. read lines 98-122. why is fortinbras' army a "catchy example for hamlet"? what central idea can be inferred from this example?
6. read lines 134-136. how is laertes like the actor that played hecuba? what does this similarity suggest?
7. how does the section from lines 137-148 relate to the authors argument?
8. read lines 166-180. gertrude refers to hamlets outburst as both "madness" and "towering passion". what central idea does girard infer from these differe
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