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March 1 – Act 3 Scene 3. Agenda: Hamlet’s Warning (to himself) R & G’s Report Claudius Can’t Pray Hamlet’s Inaction Homework: Reading and Journal – Act 3, Scene 4. Take out: Script (Act 3) Pen/Pencil Highlighter. Hamlet’s Warning (to himself).
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March 1 – Act 3 Scene 3 Agenda: • Hamlet’s Warning (to himself) • R & G’s Report • Claudius Can’t Pray • Hamlet’s Inaction Homework: • Reading and Journal – Act 3, Scene 4 Take out: • Script (Act 3) • Pen/Pencil • Highlighter
Hamlet’s Warning (to himself) • Look for imagery and connotative diction • What is Hamlet’s state of mind? How Shakespeare utilize hyperbole to show this? • What does he claim that his “soul” desires regarding his mother?
R & G’s Report • How have Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s loyalties shifted? How do you know? • What do they claim that their new goal is? • What does Polonius alert Claudius that he is going to do when Hamlet visits Gertrude in her closet?
Dilemmas: Claudius and Hamlet • When Polonius leaves, Claudius delivers his only soliloquy (line 36-72) before kneeling down to pray. • Summarize what Claudius says. What is Claudius’ dilemma? • Hamlet approaches Claudius – who appears to be praying – and delivers a soliloquy (lines of his own. • Summarize what Hamlet says. What is Hamlet’s dilemma?
Performing Claudius and Hamlet • Using your annotations and understanding of each soliloquy, perform this scene (page 100-101) with your partner • Try to insert the appropriate tone and inflection • Keep in mind that Claudius doesn’t know that Hamlet is there, and Hamlet doesn’t know the content of Claudius’ soliloquy